Revolution Heartworm Medicine for Cats

Revolution for cats is one of the easiest ways to ensure your feline friends stay free from fleas, never get heartworm disease and are protected from even more parasite pests.

Revolution for Cats

Revolution is an FDA approved heartworm preventative.  A topical spot on treatment it must be used every month to ensure you pets remain free from insect pests.  Produced by Pfizer, Revolution contains one active ingredient (selamectin) that is able to deal with a range of parasites.   Once applied, the active ingredient spreads throughout the body where it gets to work on:

• Adult fleas are quickly destroyed and any flea eggs are prevented from hatching.  This ability lasts for 30 days, so any new fleas that meet your pet are quickly dealt with.
• Ear mites are killed.
• Any larval stage heartworms found in the blood are destroyed before they pose any risk to health.
• Intestinal parasites including roundworms and hookworms are killed and expelled from the system.

Used once a month Revolution heartworm medicine for cats will deal with all your usual parasite prevention.

Discount Revolution for Cats

Revolution heartworm medicine is stocked by most veterinarians.  Unfortunately due to their small customer base, few are able to offer particularly good deals on this or any other feline heartworm preventative.  That is why we have shopped around to find the best deals on all your cat’s heartworm medications.

For the best prices today, simply click the images at the side.  There you will find all the pack sizes, and best prices on heartworm medicine for cats.

We have found that currently the best deals are to be had from Canadian suppliers.  They offer the same high quality products as those sold in the US.  The difference is that medicine prices are regulated in Canada, and foreign buyers benefit from sales tax free purchases.

Some companies market their medications under different names in different regions.  Pfizer market Revolution as Stronghold in Europe and you may be sent European supplies to ensure you get the best price.  This also means you may notice the ingredients details are in metric rather than Imperial measurements.  We are sure you will agree that this minor change is not important when the great low prices are viewed.

Feline Revolution Without Prescription

Because the cheapest source of Revolution heartworm medication for cats is shipped from Canada, you have the added benefit of being able to buy without the need for a prescription. Obtaining a prescription would not be the end of the world, but not having to bother makes the purchase far quicker to process.  The reason for this difference is that certain heartworm preventatives are sold over the counter in Canada with no need for an RX, and Revolution is one of these.

Using Revolution Heartworm Medicine for Cats

Revolution is sold in two versions for cats.  Each is color coded to ensure you pick the right pack size according to the weight of animal to be treated.  Revolution Pink is for kittens (from eight weeks) and cats up to 5 lbs in weight.  Revolution Blue is for cats from five to fifteen pounds in weight.

If your pet has never been given a heartworm preventative treatment before you may wish to have them tested for the parasite first.  If switching from another heatworm medication, give the first treatment of Revolution 30 days after you last used the previous product.

For guaranteed protection against heartworm disease Revolution should be applied to the skin of the cat every month, year round.  Within two hours the site of application should be dry and your cat can be bathed without loosing the value of the application as it is completely waterproof once dry.

Revolution heartworm medication for felines may be used on both pregnant and nursing queens and all breeding animals.  Adverse reactions are very rare, but you should always read the information supplied fully.  Particularly ill or underweight animals might be better not treated with any anti-parasite medications, so if your pet is unwell consult your veterinarian for an expert opinion.

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