I'm an idiot, may have given my cat too much revolution

Hi there! First off, please don't be hard on yourself—mistakes happen, and the best thing you can do is seek advice, just like you're doing now.



Revolution is a common topical treatment used to protect your cat from parasites like fleas, ticks, and ear mites. While it's generally safe, an overdose can sometimes cause symptoms such as drooling, vomiting, tremors, or lethargy. The good news is that many cats tolerate Revolution well, even if they've received a bit more than needed.



At home, monitor your cat closely for any of these signs. Make sure they have a comfortable space to rest and access to fresh water. If your cat has any substance left on their fur, gently wash it off with mild soap and water.



Keep a close eye out for any unusual behavior like unsteady walking, excessive salivation, or any severe changes in energy levels. If you observe any of these, it might be a signal to get professional help promptly.



If you start noticing these serious symptoms or have any lingering concerns, it's always a good idea to consult with a vet. Remember, we're just a video call away on Dial A Vet to provide expert guidance and peace of mind.