Buy Revolution Plus Online

Revolution Plus is a monthly topical parasite treatment for cats that combines selamectin and sarolaner in single-use tubes. It can be bought online by choosing the cat weight range and pack quantity shown during ordering, then matching that choice to your veterinarian’s directions. BorderFreeHealth provides US delivery from Canada for pet medication orders when the item and destination support that service.

This feline topical is designed for weight-based dosing, so the most important buying step is not the lowest carton price alone. Choose the tube size that fits your cat’s current body weight, because each weight band contains a different amount of active ingredients for cats in that range.

Revolution Plus Price and Weight-Based Choices

Revolution Plus price can vary by cat weight band, carton size, and current inventory. When viewing the current cost, look at how many single-use tubes are included. A 3-dose carton and a 6-dose carton represent different months of coverage, so the per-month comparison may be more useful than the package total.

Revolution Plus topical solution for cats is supplied in unit-dose pipettes. Each tube is intended for one monthly application in the weight range printed on the package. A larger tube is not a general upgrade or better-value substitute for a smaller cat; it is made for a different body-weight range.

Quick tip: Weigh your cat close to the order date, especially if your cat is growing, underweight, or has recently changed diet.

Common presentations include kittens and small cats from 2.8 to 5.5 lb, medium cats such as Revolution Plus for cats 5.6 11 lbs, and larger cats such as Revolution Plus for cats 11.1 22 lbs. Published tube combinations include selamectin and sarolaner amounts such as 15 mg/2.5 mg, 30 mg/5 mg, or 60 mg/10 mg, depending on the labeled weight band.

If you are comparing Revolution Plus cost across cartons, keep three details together: the weight range, the number of tubes, and the number of monthly applications. That approach helps you avoid choosing a carton that looks less expensive but does not match the cat receiving treatment.

How to Buy Revolution Plus for Cats Online

To buy Revolution Plus for cats, choose the correct weight range and carton quantity, then make sure the product name, species, and tube count match your intended order. Keep your cat’s current weight, age, and clinic information available in case more information is needed before the pharmacy completes the order.

Revolution Plus is a cat-only product. Similar parasite medicines can have overlapping brand names, different active ingredients, or different species instructions. Cat Revolution Plus should not be swapped with canine parasite products or with another feline medicine unless your veterinarian has specifically recommended that product for your cat.

Before checkout, review the carton carefully if you have more than one pet at home. A household may need different parasite medicines for different animals, and one cat may move into another weight band over time. For broader browsing, the Pet Medications category can help separate cat, dog, flea, tick, heartworm, and worm treatment categories.

What Revolution Plus Topical Solution Treats

Revolution Plus topical solution for cats is labeled for broad parasite protection in cats and kittens at least 8 weeks of age. It helps kill fleas, treat and control certain tick infestations, prevent heartworm disease, treat ear mite infestations, and treat roundworms and hookworms.

The medicine combines selamectin, a macrocyclic lactone, with sarolaner, an isoxazoline. In plain language, these ingredients affect parasite nerve and muscle function. That action helps address external parasites such as fleas and ticks, while supporting prevention against heartworm.

Heartworm prevention is different from treating an active heartworm infection. Ask your veterinarian how prevention should fit your cat’s risk, location, indoor or outdoor lifestyle, and testing history. Cats that rarely go outside may still have exposure because mosquitoes can enter homes and fleas may arrive on people, other animals, or household items.

The intestinal worm coverage matters because roundworms and hookworms can affect kittens and adult cats. If your veterinarian is evaluating stool results, repeated gastrointestinal signs, or household exposure, the intestinal worms category can help you understand related treatment groups.

Weight Bands, Forms, and Pack Details

Revolution Plus topical is packaged as single-use tubes. Open one tube only when you are ready to apply it. The product is not meant to be poured into another container, divided by eye, or saved after a partial application.

Do not split one tube between cats or combine tubes to create a different weight band unless the label and veterinarian’s directions support that approach. The safest ordering choice is the exact tube size intended for the cat receiving the dose.

Reweigh growing kittens before reordering. Revolution Plus for kittens and small cats may no longer fit once a kitten reaches the next weight range. Adult cats can also move between ranges after illness, diet changes, pregnancy, or weight-management plans.

How This Monthly Topical Is Usually Applied

Revolution Plus flea treatment is usually applied once monthly. Part the fur at the base of the skull, place the tube tip directly on the skin, and empty the full contents in one spot. Do not massage the liquid into the skin after application.

Correct placement helps reduce licking and supports label-directed use. The base of the skull is commonly used because many cats cannot easily groom that area. If the product runs onto the hair instead of the skin, the dose may not be applied as intended.

Avoid contact with the treated area until it is dry. Wash your hands after handling the tube, and keep children and other pets away from the wet site. In multi-cat homes, separate cats long enough to reduce grooming of each other’s application sites.

Do not bathe your cat right away after dosing unless the product directions or your veterinarian say it is acceptable. If you miss a monthly dose, follow the label or ask your veterinarian how to restart the schedule safely. Do not double the next dose unless specifically directed.

Storage, Handling, and Travel

Store unopened Revolution Plus tubes at room temperature in the original carton. Keep the carton away from direct light, excess heat, children, and animals. Do not puncture a tube or remove it from the packaging until the dose is ready to use.

For travel, keep the sealed carton and product leaflet together. This helps a sitter, boarding facility, or family member confirm the brand name, species, and weight range before a scheduled monthly application. If several cats use different products, label each carton with the pet’s name.

Use a calendar note, phone reminder, or veterinary clinic schedule to track monthly dosing. Consistent timing matters for flea, tick, and heartworm prevention plans. When available for the item and destination, orders may be handled with prompt, express shipping.

Safety, Side Effects, and Precautions

Most cats tolerate Revolution Plus flea and tick for cats well, but side effects can happen. Mild reactions may involve the application site or short-term digestive changes. Contact a veterinarian if symptoms are severe, persistent, or unusual for your cat.

• Application site changes: itching, redness, flaking, or hair loss.
• Digestive symptoms: vomiting, diarrhea, or decreased appetite.
• General changes: tiredness, reduced activity, or temporary discomfort.
• Neurologic signs: tremors, incoordination, or seizures need urgent veterinary advice.

Use caution in cats with a history of seizures or other neurologic disorders. Isoxazoline-class medicines, including sarolaner, have been associated with neurologic adverse reactions in some animals. Tell your veterinarian about that history before choosing a flea and tick product.

Do not use this product in cats with known hypersensitivity to selamectin or sarolaner. Avoid applying it to broken skin, and keep the contents away from the eyes and mouth. If ear mite signs, skin irritation, coughing, gastrointestinal problems, or parasite signs continue after treatment, seek veterinary follow-up.

Tell your veterinarian about other flea, tick, heartworm, mite, or worm products your cat receives. Combining products with related activity may raise the chance of adverse effects. This is especially important in households that use separate sprays, collars, oral tablets, or topical medicines at the same time.

Household Parasite Control

Revolution Plus cat flea medicine is one part of a wider parasite-control plan. Fleas can survive in bedding, rugs, and resting areas, so environmental control may be needed when an infestation is present. Vacuuming, washing washable bedding, and treating all pets with veterinarian-approved products can reduce reinfestation.

Tick exposure depends on your local environment and your cat’s habits. Outdoor access, wooded yards, travel, and contact with dogs can change risk. The ticks category can help you distinguish tick-focused products from flea-only choices.

For fast adult flea knockdown in certain situations, some pet owners discuss separate short-acting products with their veterinarian. The article on Capstar flea treatment explains another flea-control concept, but it should not be combined with other medicines without veterinary guidance.

Comparing Related Cat and Pet Parasite Options

Some households compare Revolution Plus feline with single-ingredient selamectin products. Revolution For Cat may be considered when a narrower-spectrum product is preferred or recommended by a veterinarian. It is a separate product and should not be treated as the same medicine.

Young pets may start with different labeled products before moving to broader parasite coverage. Revolution For Puppies Kittens is a separate listing for specific young-pet use contexts and should not be confused with Revolution Plus for cats.

Another comparison point is multi-ingredient flea, tick, and worm coverage for cats. NexGard Combo and the article on NexGard Combo for cats can help frame questions about active ingredients, parasite spectrum, and monthly topical choices.

Dogs in the same household need dog-labeled parasite products. Do not use feline Revolution Plus on a dog. If you are reviewing dog-specific selamectin products, Revolution For Dog belongs to a different species category and has different use directions.

Authoritative Sources

For Canadian regulatory product information, consult the Health Canada product record. Authoritative labeling and veterinary guidance should be used for dosing, safety, parasite coverage, and individual treatment decisions.

This content is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice.