Revolution® (selamectin) is the safe, simple way to protect your dog from heartworms, fleas and other harmful parasites. Protecting pets from harm is one of the important promises that bonds people and their pets. We invite you to explore that universal yet mysterious bond. (After all, can you explain why Zeus sleeps on half of your bed — the middle half?)

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Revolution Reminders
EPA Advises Precautions on Use of Spot-On Pesticides on Dogs & Cats
As a pet owner, you may have seen a recent update from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) regarding safety issues with a number of the spot-on pesticides commonly found in pet stores and veterinary hospitals. To avoid confusion, we wanted you to be aware of the following information.

Revolution is a prescription-only, FDA-approved medication available only through a veterinarian – and is NOT a pesticide registered by the EPA. Although topically applied, Revolution is a systemically acting, broad-spectrum parasiticide that has a well defined safety profile combined with excellent efficacy to help protect your dog and cat against a wide variety of parasites. Your veterinarian is the best source of information to ensure the proper healthcare of your pet.

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Important Safety Information

Revolution is generally well-tolerated. In studies, <1% of cats and dogs experienced digestive upset. Approximately 1% of cats experienced temporary hair loss at the application site. Do not use in sick, weak or underweight animals.

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