Revolution

Revolution is a dog and cat medication that is approved by the veterinarian for safe usage on your pets. Revolution kills adult fleas, flea eggs, and flea larvae. Revolution for cats and dogs completely eradicates up to Ninety-eight percent of the flea population within the thirty-six hours of its application. For Revolution to work efficiently on your pet, you must ensure that the liquid is appropriately applied with spot-on application on the cat’s or dog’s skin at the base of its neck. This spot-on application of Revolution absorbs liquid medicine within a few seconds. Revolution is applied once a month. This provides your pet with thirty days of complete protection from both external and internal harmful parasites.

The drug Revolution whose main ingredient is Selamectin which is a topical parasiticide. This drug can be applied to both cats and dogs when appropriately administered to your pet. It effectively starts killing the fleas within twelve hours of its initial application. After twenty-four hours of treatment, it efficiently kills off almost ninety-eight percent of the flea population that is present in your pet’s body. In the course of the following week, Revolution starts to exterminate the newly infested fleas within six hours. From the period of twelve hours to the twenty-eighth day Revolution eliminates approximately ninety-three percent of the flea population.

Revolution is not an over-the-counter drug. It can only be bought with a prescription that is provided by your pet’s veterinarian. The application of just a few drops of Revolution on your pet’s shoulders can completely exterminate both internal and external parasites. If you do not have the prescription it is highly recommended that you consult a reputable veterinarian for the proper diagnosis of your pet’s ailment.

Revolution is a topical solution for both cats and dogs. You can apply Revolution on the base of your cat’s neck just above its shoulders or in any region of the coat where he or she may be unable to reach. You must apply Revolution to your pet with a spot-on applicator. To your cat, the taste of the medicine is very unpleasant and because of this reason, they may try to remove or get rid of it. If by chance your cat is sensitive or has consumed or ingested a copious amount of Revolution, it may show signs of indigestion, depression, lethargy, or seizures. These ailments can not be counted as side effects of the medicine.

If by any chance you have accidentally given your dog the medicine orally or your dog has ingested Revolution from the area of application of dosage in its body by licking it. Then generally, drooling may most likely occur in your dog. If excessive drooling of your dog persists for a long time, your pet may exhibit some indication of stomach upset. Your pet may feel nauseous throughout the day because of its upset stomach. In the course of this period, you must keep your pet as calm as possible. So that your pet does not feel any more discomfort or irritation during this time.

After the initial application of Revolution in your cat or dog, you will notice a very good lingering effect of the medicinal residue. This indicates that the medicine will carry on to work for some time if it is left undisturbed. The adult flea population that is present in your pet’s body will be killed within a few days. You should keep your floor clean either by vacuuming sweeping for at least two weeks after the treatment of Revolution. This is because there will still be some remaining flea eggs that will continue to hatch even after the extermination of all the adult fleas.

You can safely administer your dog with Revolution if it is infected with adult heartworms. Revolution is a very affordable and effective parasiticide for your pets that are easily available in the pharmaceutical market. In the case of cats and kittens, if your pet is older than six months it is advisable to contact your veterinarian for additional instruction. Your veterinarian may choose to test him or her for any existing heartworm infections. If it is found out that your cat is suffering from such ailment, for the prevention of heartworm disease, he may prescribe Revolution to your per for its complete recovery. Revolution can be administered to cats that are infested with adult heartworms for the prevention of further infestation.

Yes, they do. Revolution is a medication commonly prescribed by veterinarians for dogs to treat and prevent various conditions, including heartworms, fleas, ticks, ear mites, and some types of intestinal parasites.

The medication is formulated to provide long-lasting protection, with each dose typically protecting the dog for one month. However, the exact duration of effectiveness may vary depending on the individual dog's health status and environmental factors, such as fleas or ticks in the dog's living area.

There are several medications that are similar to Revolution and are effective at preventing and treating a range of parasites in dogs. The most commonly used medications include Frontline Plus, Sentinel, Advantage Multi, and Bravecto.

Although Revolution has a modest effect against some intestinal parasites, including hookworms and roundworms, it is not generally advertised as a dewormer. Instead, it is frequently used as a prophylactic step to safeguard dogs from various potentially detrimental parasites.

When administered as recommended, dogs usually think Revolution is safe and well-tolerated. However, some dogs may develop negative effects. The most frequent adverse effects include moderate skin rashes, hair loss, nausea, diarrhea, and fatigue. Seizures and neurological disorders are uncommon but can occur. Lastly, Revolution or any of its components may cause more severe reactions in hypersensitive dogs.

No. After applying Revolution to your dog, it is recommended that you avoid petting or touching your dog in the area where the medication was applied until it has completely dried. This prevents the medication from rubbing off onto your skin or clothing, which could cause skin irritation or other adverse reactions.

Revolution should be administered as a monthly topical dose to provide continuous protection against fleas, heartworms, ear mites, and some intestinal parasites. In some cases, a second monthly dose may be required, mainly if your dog is at a high risk of parasite exposure or if there are already existing parasite infestations.

No. Do not bathe your dog within 2 hours after applying Revolution to ensure the medication is absorbed properly. Bathing your dog too soon before or after application may decrease the effectiveness of the medication by washing it off or interfering with its absorption.

Revolution may not be recommended for use in dogs with certain neurological or seizure disorders, as it can cause or exacerbate these conditions in some cases. Similarly, Revolution may not be recommended for use in dogs with liver or kidney disease, as these conditions can affect the metabolism and elimination of the medication from the body. Additionally, Revolution may not be safe for puppies under the age of 6 weeks or dogs that are allergic to any of the medication's ingredients.

Some dogs may experience mild skin irritation, hair loss, or other skin reactions after application. But most dog breeds are tolerant of Revolution.

You should call your veterinarian immediately if your dog reacts adversely to Revolution. Skin irritation, hair loss, nausea, diarrhea, fatigue, and, in very unusual circumstances, convulsions are a few potential warning symptoms of a bad response. You should immediately seek emergency veterinary treatment if your dog has a severe response, such as difficulty breathing, swelling, or collapse.

Using Revolution in conjunction with other worming medications for dogs is generally not recommended, as this can increase the risk of adverse reactions or medication interactions.

Revolution should be stored below 30°C (86°F) and away from heat, sparks, open flames, or other ignition sources, as it is a flammable liquid. After application, empty tubes of Revolution can be disposed of in your normal household refuse. However, keeping the tubes out of reach of children and pets is important to prevent accidental ingestion.