Revolution Dog Treatment Bathing

Just one application a month provides protection.
Revolution dog treatment bathing. Quick and easy to use revolution protects your dog from harmful parasites with just one dose once a month. Revolution selamectin provides that help. Revolution plus is a simple to apply quick drying small volume monthly topical solution that protects against fleas ctenocephalides felis ticks black legged or deer tick ixodes scapularis gulf coast tick amblyomma maculatum and american dog tick dermacentor variabilis ear mites otodectes cynotis roundworms toxocara cati. Revolution selamectin is a safe and simple monthly topical medication used to protect your dog or cat from heartworms fleas and ear mites.
Revolution is quick drying nongreasy and waterfast with no unpleasant odor so you can cuddle and play with your dog as soon as the product dries. Revolution selamectin is also used on dogs for the treatment or prevention of fleas the american dog tick ear mites and canine sarcoptic mange. Did you know that most flea treatments contain industrial agricultural pesticides. In addition revolution may be applied to animals after bathing provided their coats are dry.
Studies have shown that bathing a dog or cat 2 hours after treatment did not decrease the efficacy of revolution. Revolution also is indicated for the treatment and control of sarcoptic mange. Caring for your dog at each life stage. Revolution provides essential vet grade protection against fleas heartworm and other nasties.
Revolution contains selamectin which is unique in that it has been specifically designed for cats and dogs. Revolution kills adult fleas and prevents flea eggs from hatching for one month and is indicated for the prevention and control of flea infestations ctenocephalides felis prevention of heartworm disease caused by dirofilaria immitis and the treatment and control of ear mite otodectes cynotis infestations. Bathing your dog 2 hours after application does not reduce the effectiveness of revolution against fleas or heartworm disease.