Bravecto Spot-On Extra Large Dogs 88.1-123lbs Exp Mar 2026

Bravecto Spot-On Treatment for dogs provides 6 months protection against fleas and 4 months against ticks in a single dose. One dose covers the entire flea life cycle.

• Bravecto Spot-On has a new active ingredient Fluralaner. Because it’s new there are no known resistance issues
• Provides 6 months protection against fleas and 4 months protection against ticks for dogs (Bravecto Chewable provides 3 months protection against fleas and ticks).  Currently there is no other spot-on product on the market that lasts this long
• Single fuss free dose which is applied directly to the skin at 1 to 4 sites depending on the size of the dog
• Extended duration of effect is a life saver for those of us who struggle to remember to apply other products monthly
• Effectively breaks the flea life cycle. After 3 months the majority of immature fleas in the environment will have developed into adult fleas and be killed after jumping onto Bravecto treated dogs.
• Helps control flea allergy dermatitis (FAD)
• Safe for use in dogs and puppies from 8 weeks of age and >2kg
• Safe for use in pregnant/lactating/breeding bitches as well as ‘ivermectin sensitive’ Collies and in combination with medications including vaccines, wormers, antibiotics and steriods
• Suitable for dogs who swim or are bathed regularly although it is best not to wash or shampoo within 3 days of treatment.
• Has gone through a rigorous regulatory approval process, approved in more than 70 countries around the world and has been dispensed to over 34 million dogs around the world

Bravecto should be used for dogs from 8 weeks of age and 2kg only. For dogs above 56kg, use a combination of two Bravecto spot-on tubes that most closely matches the body weight. Safe for use in breeding, pregnant and lactating dogs. Once Bravecto Spot-On is administered, it is readily absorbed into the dog’s blood stream from the skin. The active ingredient, fluralaner, then distributes and persists for 6 months. It works inside the dog providing nose-to-toes protection Bravecto is suitable for dogs who swim or are bathed regularly. It is recommended dogs are not washed or shampooed within 3 days of treatment. Use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. Seizures have been reported in dogs receiving fluralaner, even in dogs without a history of seizures.

WHY DOES BRAVECTO SPOT-ON FOR DOGS LAST LONGER THAN BRAVECTO CHEW?

Bravecto Spot-On for dogs has a unique formulation which gives it extended duration compared to the chew. This includes differences in absorption when Bravecto is applied topically compared to when it is administered orally.

WHY DOES BRAVECTO SPOT-ON FOR DOGS LAST LONGER THAN BRAVECTO SPOT-ON FOR CATS?

The topical absorption profile is different in cats compared to dogs. In addition, fluralaner is metabolised and excreted more rapidly in cats than dogs.

CAN I USE BRAVECTO SPOT-ON FOR DOGS IN GROWING, LARGE BREED PUPPIES?

MSD recommends the use of Bravecto chew for rapidly growing, large breed puppies, due to the shorter treatment interval allowing more flexible and accurate dosing.

HOW CAN I CHOOSE BETWEEN BRAVECTO CHEW AND SPOT-ON FOR DOGS?

Every pet owner and dog has specific needs and preferences. Some dogs are picky eaters, others won’t sit still for a spot-on treatment. Some owners prefer the longest possible protection from one treatment, others may prefer to administer flea and tick treatment every 3 months alongside other pet care routines such as intestinal wormers. Bravecto is available in both a spot-on and chew, ensuring there is always long lasting protection available to suit your client’s needs.

WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES OF LONG LASTING TREATMENT VERSUS MONTHLY TREATMENTS?

88% of pet owners say Bravecto is more convenient than a monthly treatment. Gaps in protection can occur when pet owners do not administer flea treatments at the correct treatment interval. Bravecto ensures compliance for an extended period with just one dose, helping your clients to drive fleas to extinction in their homes. Use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures. Seizures have been reported in dogs receiving fluralaner, even in dogs without a history of seizures