Milbemax for Cats

Milbemax Worming Tablets for Cats

Milbemax is a broad-spectrum dewormer that can be used to control multiple intestinal worm infections. It comes in tasty beef flavored tablets. This worming tablet has two active ingredients – Praziquantel and Milbemycin oxime which eradicates the worms by causing muscle tremors and disturbing the neurotransmission in the worms. Moreover, it also helps in eliminating heartworm larvae thus preventing heartworms. Both the ingredients combined protect your feline from parasites and any future infestations.

Milbemax treatment keeps cats safe and protected from dangerous infectious worms like roundworms, tapeworms, and hookworms. The treatment can be started in a kitten aged over 6 weeks and is safe to use for breeding, pregnant, and lactating cats.

Ingredients

Milbemycin oxime and Praziquantel.

Direction for use

• Weigh your cat to determine the appropriate dose.
• Administer the dose orally as a single dose.
• Mix the dose with food or give it directly into the mouth.
• Administer the tablet once a month, preferably on the same date.

Dosage:

Dose of 2 mg/kg of Milbemycin oxime and 5 mg/kg of Praziquantel per kilogram of weight is standard.

For Small Cats and Kittens

For Large Cats

For cats weighing over 8 kg, administer appropriate combination of tablets as recommended.

Key Benefits

• Milbemax is a broad spectrum worming treatment for cats
• Tasty beef flavored chews.
• It is effective against different gastrointestinal worms like roundworm, tapeworm, and hookworm.
• It protects your feline against heartworm infection.
• Suitable for all cat breeds, and safe to use in pregnant, lactating, and breeding cats.

Safety

• For cat treatment only.
• In case of severe side effects, consult your vet immediately.
• Follow dose instructions properly before administering to your dog.
• Keep it away from children and other pets.
• Make sure to wash your hands after treating your pet.
• Keep it in a cool and dry place.

Warning

• Avoid treating cats and kittens under the age of 6 weeks or that weigh less than 0.5 kg.