BRAVECTO (20-40KG) DOG TABLET

Key Features:

Extended Protection: Offers up to 12 weeks of flea and tick control.
Safety Profile: Safe for use in dogs, including breeding, pregnant, and lactating dogs.
Ease of Administration: A single, flavored chewable tablet for easy dosing.
Uses and Benefits:
BRAVECTO tablets provide a potent solution against fleas and ticks, helping prevent the transmission of flea-borne and tick-borne diseases. Suitable for all breeds, it supports Animeal's mission to aid pet owners and veterinarians in maintaining animal health.

How to Use:
Administer the chewable tablet orally. Dosage varies based on the dog's weight. Always consult a veterinarian before use, aligning with Animeal’s advocacy for professional guidance.

Mechanism of Action:
Fluralaner acts on the nervous system of parasites, effectively eliminating them. This aligns with Animeal’s dedication to informed and effective pet care solutions.

Safety Advice:
While BRAVECTO is generally safe, it's important to follow dosage instructions and monitor for any adverse reactions. Animeal prioritizes pet safety in all its product offerings.

How to Tell If Your Dog Has Fleas or Ticks

Detecting fleas and ticks on your dog is crucial for maintaining their health and comfort. Here’s a guide on how to identify these pesky parasites:

Signs of Fleas
Gently part your dog's fur to check the skin beneath. Fleas often cause redness and small bumps due to their bites.

Look for small black specks, often referred to as "flea dirt." This is actually flea feces and can be seen on your dog's skin or in their bedding.

If your dog is scratching more than usual, this could be a sign of fleas. Dogs often try to bite or scratch areas where fleas are most active.

Identifying Ticks

Ticks are easier to spot than fleas, as they cling to the skin. Check common tick areas such as the ears, neck, and between toes.

Run your hands over your dog's body, feeling for any unusual lumps. A tick will feel like a small, hard bump.

Managing Fleas and Ticks
If you find fleas or ticks, remove them promptly. Use a tick removal tool or tweezers, ensuring you grasp the tick as close to the skin as possible. Avoid crushing the tick, which can release harmful bacteria.

Dispose of the ticks by placing them in a jar with rubbing alcohol, which will kill them and prevent laying eggs.

Consider using preventive treatments such as flea and tick collars, topical applications, or oral medications. Brands like Frontline and NexGard are well-known for effective prevention.

By regularly inspecting your dog and taking prompt action, you can keep your furry friend healthy and free of these annoying pests.

How Can You Tell if Your Dog Has Ticks or Fleas?

Identifying ticks and fleas on your dog is crucial for their health and comfort. Here's a guide to help you spot these pesky parasites effectively.

Watch for Behavioral Changes

Your dog's behavior can offer the first clues:

Increased Scratching: Notice if your dog is scratching more frequently. This could be a sign that something is irritating their skin.

Gnawing and Licking: Excessive licking or chewing at their skin, especially in specific areas, can indicate an infestation.

Look for Physical Signs

A physical examination will help confirm the presence of ticks or fleas:

Skin Irritation: Inspect your dog's skin for redness, scabs, or bald patches, particularly in the armpits and groin, as these are common hotspots for fleas.

Fleas: Part your dog’s fur and look for small, dark insects. Fleas are often smaller than ants and can be quick to jump away.

Ticks: Ticks are larger and can appear like small, round bumps on the skin. They are usually found around the head, ears, and neck, but can be anywhere on your dog's body.

Check for Flea Dirt

Fleas leave behind droppings commonly known as flea dirt:

Use a Flea Comb: Gently comb through your dog’s fur, focusing on the lower back and tail base.

Inspect the Comb's Teeth: Look for tiny black specks that resemble dirt.

Water Test: Place the specks on a wet paper towel. Flea dirt will dissolve into a reddish-brown because it’s made up of digested blood.

Look for Ticks

To check for ticks, follow these steps:

Feel for Bumps: Run your hands over your dog's body, feeling for any unusual bumps.

Visual Inspection: Check between your dog's toes, inside their ears, and under their collar for ticks.

By paying attention to these signs and regularly examining your dog, you can catch and address a flea or tick problem early. If you do find pests, consider consulting your veterinarian for effective treatment options.

About the Brand:
MSD, the manufacturer of BRAVECTO, aligns with Animeal’s high standards for quality veterinary products, ensuring the well-being of pets.

Animeal’s Prescription Policy:
BRAVECTO is available upon verification of a valid prescription, underscoring Animeal’s commitment to responsible pet care.

Disclaimer:
While Animeal strives to provide accurate and trustworthy information, this should not substitute professional medical advice. Consult a veterinarian for health-related questions.