Revolution Topical Solution for Dogs, 40.1-85 lbs, (Teal Box), 6 Doses (6-mos. supply)

Grissom has well controlled IBD and is M/N for the MDR1 gene - we have to be very cautious about what goes past those lips - a single slip up and we’re looking at vet bills! Revolution passed both of our safety boxes - it’s not given orally, so his belly is kept safe, and it doesn’t trigger an MDR1 reaction (which has been an issue despite the M/N status). I was initially concerned about localized skin reactions as well, but he’s always been fine after application. This solution works as intended; he’s never had parasites since being on the Revolution. Well worth the extra cost!

We recently switched to Revolution because we moved to an area with ticks and fleas. This was the recommendation of our breeder and our vet was okay to approve it. Our vet was hesitant because he felt oral pills would be a better prevention, but our concern was safety first after reading reviews about seizures. I know some say it doesn’t work for all ticks, but I’m happy to say, it’s working great for us. The ticks I have found are dead. Only on our first month so hoping it keeps working so well! It works!

I had used Revolution for my former dog for over 13 years and early on with my present dog...and it truly does what it advertises! I had strayed a bit on my present dog and went cheaper and found my boy had fleas and 'scratchies' ALL the time because of me trying to save a buck or 2!? As much as I/We walk in the forest and come upon streams and what not...I need something that's going to meet all my boy's needs while being out in it! Thanks Again, Chewy!

I began using Revolution many years ago, after the leading flea medicine (either a Frontline or Advantage product, but I forget which) stopped working for us. It was hard to find, but at the time it only cost a little more than either of our flea or heartworm medicines. I believe it was also the first topical for heartworm and the first combo for heartworm and fleas. So our dogs were suddenly covered in fleas, almost over night, since the Fibronil product had suddenly quit working. I had to buy some Capstar tablets to get rid of their adult fleas, but the Revolution got rid of the rest and has worked great ever since. Also, I was having trouble getting one of my dogs to eat the Heartgard tablets, so a topical replacement was welcomed. I once had a dog catch heartworms, despite giving her Heartgard, but this has never happened in the 10 or so years that I've used Revolution. The only bad thing about Revolution is that it can be hard to find in my area, even though I've never had a vet give me a good reason for not carrying it, so that's why I buy it on Chewy. Unfortunately, that's why I'm here now and Chewy is out of stock. Maybe I can talk the mosquitoes into taking a reprieve with biting my dogs? C'MON CHEWY!!! The price has also doubled since I began using it, even though it doesn't protect against snakes, coyotes or anything new, so I don't know how they justify that? I guess it doesn't matter if you can't find it to buy, so oh well.