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Extended Flea and Tick Defense for Tiny Dogs
Product Description
Bravecto Chews for Extra-Small Dogs (Yellow Box) provide 12 weeks of continuous protection against fleas and ticks in dogs weighing 4.4–9.9 lbs. This single, tasty chew kills existing fleas within hours and prevents future infestations, offering an easy and effective solution that replaces multiple monthly treatments. It is safe for dogs aged 6 months and older when administered with food.
Benefits
- Extended protection: Offers 12 weeks of flea and tick control with one chew, reducing the need for frequent treatments.
- Rapid flea kill: Starts killing fleas within two hours after administration and maintains 100% effectiveness for 12 weeks.
- Broad tick coverage: Kills black-legged, American dog, brown dog, and Asian longhorned ticks for 12 weeks, and lone star ticks for 8 weeks.
- Vet-trusted prescription: Approved by the U.S. FDA under NADA #141-426 and distributed by Merck Animal Health for proven safety and efficacy.
- Palatable chew: Over 80% of dogs voluntarily consume Bravecto within 5 minutes, making administration quick and stress-free.
- Safe for small dogs: Suitable for dogs weighing 4.4–9.9 lbs and 6 months of age or older when given with food.
Variants
Bravecto Chews are available in multiple strength variants based on dog body weight:
- Bravecto 4.4 – 9.9 lbs (Yellow Box)
- Bravecto >9.9 – 22.0 lbs (Orange Box)
- Bravecto >22.0 – 44.0 lbs (Green Box)
- Bravecto >44.0 – 88.0 lbs (Blue Box)
- Bravecto >88.0 – 123.0 lbs (Purple Box)
Ingredients
Active Ingredients
- Fluralaner
Inactive Ingredients
The manufacturer has not publicly listed inactive ingredients on the FDA label; these may include flavoring and stabilizing agents used in chew formulation.
How to Use
Recommended-Dosage Chart
| Body Weight Range (lb) | Fluralaner Content (mg) | Chews Administered |
| 4.4 – 9.9 | 112.5 mg | One chew |
| >9.9 – 22.0 | 250 mg | One chew |
| >22.0 – 44.0 | 500 mg | One chew |
| >44.0 – 88.0 | 1000 mg | One chew |
| >88.0 – 123.0 | 1400 mg | One chew |
| >123.0 | Appropriate combination of chews | — |
Disclaimer: This dosage information is provided by the manufacturer. Always consult your veterinarian before administering or adjusting any supplement for your pet.
Dosage & Administration Instructions
- Single chew dose: Administer one Bravecto Chew every 12 weeks according to your dog’s body weight.
- Use with food: Always give Bravecto with food to ensure proper absorption and peak effectiveness.
- For lone star tick areas: Re-administer Bravecto every 8 weeks if your dog is at risk of lone star tick exposure.
- Year-round protection: Begin treatment at any time of year and continue every 12 weeks to prevent re-infestations.
- Minimum age & weight: Safe for dogs aged 6 months and older weighing at least 4.4 pounds (2 kg).
Additional Information
Precautions
- Neurologic risk: Fluralaner belongs to the isoxazoline class, which has been linked to tremors, ataxia, and seizures in dogs.
- Use with caution: Administer carefully in dogs with a history of seizures or neurological disorders to avoid adverse reactions.
- Breeding females: Some adverse events have been reported in breeding dogs, including birth defects and pregnancy complications.
- Young puppies: Effectiveness for the full 12-week duration has not been proven in dogs younger than 6 months.
- Tick limitation: Bravecto is not effective against lone star ticks beyond 8 weeks after a single dose.
Possible Side Effects
- Vomiting: The most commonly reported side effect, occurring in around 7.1% of dogs during clinical field studies.
- Loss of appetite: Some dogs experienced decreased appetite following administration, generally mild and self-resolving.
- Lethargy and diarrhea: Mild lethargy or diarrhea may occur within the first few days after treatment.
- Neurologic symptoms: Rarely, tremors, seizures, or ataxia have been reported after use of isoxazoline-class products.
- Allergic reactions: Occasional skin reactions such as hives, redness, or swelling have been observed post-approval.
Storage Information
- Temperature limit: Store below 86°F (30°C) to maintain product quality and potency.
- Original packaging: Keep the chew in its original blister pack until use to prevent accidental access by pets or children.
- Secure storage: Place out of reach of dogs, cats, and children to avoid accidental ingestion or overdose.
Shipping & Return
We offer ground, express, priority, and international delivery; see our shipping policy for details.
For return instructions or product concerns, please refer to our detailed refund policy.
Prescription items are NON-RETURNABLE and NON-REFUNDABLE.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How long does one Bravecto Chew protect my dog?
Ans: One Bravecto Chew provides up to 12 weeks of continuous protection against fleas and multiple tick species, including black-legged, brown dog, American dog, and Asian longhorned ticks. It also controls lone star ticks for 8 weeks.
Q2: How soon does Bravecto start working after giving it to my dog?
Ans: Bravecto begins killing fleas within two hours of administration and eliminates more than 98% of fleas and ticks within 12 hours. This rapid action helps relieve irritation and prevent flea allergy dermatitis.
Q3: Can Bravecto be given to puppies?
Ans: Bravecto Chews are approved for dogs and puppies six months of age and older that weigh at least 4.4 pounds. The product’s 12-week efficacy duration has not been confirmed in puppies younger than six months.
Q4: Does Bravecto need to be given with food?
Ans: Yes, Bravecto should always be administered with food to ensure proper absorption and achieve effective blood levels for consistent flea and tick control. Giving it without food may reduce the drug’s bioavailability.
Q5: Are there any known side effects of Bravecto Chews?
Ans: The most common side effects reported include vomiting, decreased appetite, diarrhea, and lethargy. Rarely, neurological signs like tremors or seizures may occur. Always consult your veterinarian before starting any new medication.