Revolution Plus vs Bravecto Plus for Cats: Cost and Format Differences
Revolution Plus and Bravecto Plus are prescription topical parasite preventives for cats. Owners often compare them before an appointment, so here is a practical overview. Product selection remains a decision for your veterinarian.
General education only. This article does not diagnose conditions, recommend treatments, or provide dosing. Every medication decision must be made with your veterinarian, who knows your pet's history and current health.
Format and interval
- Both are topical products applied to the skin rather than given as a tablet, which suits cats who resist oral medication.
- They differ in dosing interval, with one designed for monthly application and the other for a longer interval. Confirm the interval for the exact product your veterinarian prescribes.
Coverage
Both are combination products covering multiple parasites, and the specific parasites covered differ between them. Indoor only cats, cats in multi pet homes, and cats with outdoor access all have different exposure profiles, which is a large part of why the recommendation varies from cat to cat.
Cost drivers
- Cat weight band, since both are priced by size range.
- Doses per year, which follows from the interval.
- Pack size, since multi dose packs often lower the per dose cost.
- Whether other pets in the home also need coverage.
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Practical notes owners mention
Topical products need to be applied where a cat cannot immediately groom it off, and multi cat households should ask about separating pets after application. Your veterinarian and the product label cover application details. This article does not provide application instructions.
Questions worth raising
- What parasites does my cat realistically need covered?
- Does an indoor only cat still need year round coverage in Alberta?
- Does the product suit my cat's age and weight?
- How should I handle application in a multi pet home?
How ordering works with VetFaster
VetFaster is a prescription coordination and delivery service. It is not a veterinary clinic and does not decide what your pet is prescribed. Your veterinarian writes the prescription and sends it to VetFaster directly by fax at +1 825-256-5399, then the order is filled and shipped to you.
- Your veterinarian examines your pet and issues the prescription.
- The clinic sends the prescription to VetFaster on your behalf.
- You can create a VetFaster account and review your order online.
- Delivery across Alberta within 72 hours.
You can read the full process on the How It Works page, browse what is stocked on the pet medication catalogue, or check coverage on the Alberta service area page.
Next step
When your veterinarian prescribes a feline preventive, VetFaster can fill and deliver it across Alberta. Sign up with VetFaster and ask your veterinary clinic to send the prescription over by fax. Questions first? Use the contact page or read the frequently asked questions.
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