Bravecto Cat 250 MG (Fluralaner) Spot On Solution for Medium Sized Cats

Bravecto Cat 250 MG (Fluralaner) Spot On Solution for Medium Sized Cats

External parasites such as fleas and ticks are more than just a nuisance for cats—they can cause intense itching, skin irritation, allergic dermatitis, anemia, and can transmit serious diseases. Regular and reliable parasite protection is essential to maintain your cat’s health and comfort. Bravecto Cat 250 MG Spot On Solution offers an advanced and convenient solution to these challenges.

Specially formulated for medium-sized cats, Bravecto Cat 250 MG provides powerful flea and tick control with just one topical application every 12 weeks. Unlike monthly treatments that require frequent dosing, Bravecto simplifies parasite prevention with extended protection, making it ideal for busy pet parents and cats that dislike frequent handling.

The active ingredient Fluralaner belongs to the isoxazoline class of ectoparasiticides and works systemically. Once applied, it is absorbed through the skin and distributed throughout the body, ensuring comprehensive protection. Fleas are eliminated rapidly, preventing egg production and breaking the flea life cycle, while ticks are killed before they can cause harm.

Bravecto Cat 250 MG is fragrance-free, non-greasy, and easy to apply directly on the skin at the base of the skull, where cats cannot lick it off. Its safety profile and proven efficacy make it a trusted choice among veterinarians worldwide.

Whether your cat lives indoors, outdoors, or both, Bravecto Cat 250 MG helps protect against infestations and reduces the risk of parasite-related skin conditions—allowing your feline companion to stay happy, active, and stress-free.

Key Benefits of Bravecto Cat 250 MG

• Provides up to 12 weeks of flea and tick protection

• Kills fleas before they lay eggs, breaking the flea life cycle

• Effective against common tick species

• Reduces itching and discomfort caused by parasites

• Convenient spot-on topical application

• Ideal for cats that resist oral medications

• Less frequent dosing compared to monthly treatments

• Suitable for medium-sized cats

• Vet-recommended and clinically proven

Ingredients

Active Ingredient:

• Fluralaner – 250 mg

Other Ingredients:

• Pharmaceutical excipients that ensure proper absorption and stability

How It Works

Bravecto Cat 250 MG works through systemic action after topical application. Once absorbed into the bloodstream, Fluralaner targets the nervous system of fleas and ticks by inhibiting specific neurotransmitter receptors. This results in rapid paralysis and death of parasites.

By killing fleas before they can lay eggs, Bravecto helps eliminate existing infestations and prevents re-infestation. Its long half-life ensures sustained protection, maintaining effective parasite control for up to three months from a single dose.

Usage Instructions

• Use Bravecto Cat 250 MG Spot On Solution as directed by your veterinarian.

• Remove the applicator from the package.

• Part the fur at the base of your cat’s skull until the skin is visible.

• Apply the entire contents of the tube directly onto the skin.

• Do not massage the application site.

• Allow the solution to dry naturally.

• Avoid bathing your cat for at least 48 hours after application.

• Repeat dosing every 12 weeks for continuous protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1. What is Bravecto Cat 250 MG used for?
Bravecto Cat 250 MG is used to control and prevent flea and tick infestations in medium-sized cats for up to 12 weeks.

Q2. How long does one application last?
A single application provides protection for up to 12 weeks.

Q3. Is Bravecto Cat 250 MG safe for cats?
Yes, when used as directed, Bravecto Cat 250 MG has a proven safety and efficacy profile. Always follow veterinary guidance.

Q4. Can my cat lick the application site?
The solution should be applied at the base of the skull where cats cannot lick. Temporary salivation may occur if licking happens accidentally.

Q5. Can Bravecto be used with other medications?
In most cases, yes. However, consult your veterinarian if your cat is on other treatments.