Revolution Plus vs Bravecto Spot-On for cats

Introduction

Both Revolution Plus and Bravecto Spot-On are proven cat treatments. The main differences are coverage and how long they last. Pick the one you can give on time, every time.

What they cover

• Revolution Plus Spot-On for Cats — monthly: fleas and ticks, plus mites; provides heartworm prevention and covers roundworm and hookworm when used as directed.

• Bravecto Spot-On for Cats — long-lasting: flea (and tick) control per label; fewer doses to remember.

How to choose

• Want broad parasite cover in one monthly tube? Choose Revolution Plus.

• Prefer fewer applications and long-lasting flea control? Choose Bravecto Spot-On.
  Either way, match your cat’s current weight and age, and keep to the schedule.

Dosing rhythm

• Revolution Plus: apply monthly.

• Bravecto Spot-On: apply on the label interval (longer-acting).
  Set a phone reminder and treat every pet in the home.

Safety you should always check (cats)

• Use cat-only products on cats. Never apply a dog product to a cat.

• Apply to clean, dry skin and follow the label “keep dry” period.

• Do not stack different spot-ons unless your vet says it’s safe.

• Check label advice for kittens, breeding, pregnant, or lactating cats.

Products we trust

• Revolution Plus Spot-On for Cats — monthly, broad cover when used as directed.

• Bravecto Spot-On for Cats — long-lasting flea control; check protection period and weight band.

• Revolution Topical Solution for Cats — monthly spot-on with heartworm prevention, fleas and mites.

FAQ

Which is better for indoor-only cats?
Either works when used on time. If you want fewer applications, Bravecto’s long-lasting interval can be handy. If you prefer broader monthly coverage, go Revolution Plus.

Can I switch between them later?
Yes. Start the new product when the old one is due to avoid double dosing or gaps.

Not sure which suits your cat and household?
Share age, weight, and routine and we’ll help you choose — contact us.