Milbemax for Cats

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Milbemax Worming Tablets for Cats

Cats can harbor several types of internal worms same as humans. Worms profoundly affect your cat’s well being. A regular treatment with dewormer can prevent severe infestation. Milbemax for cats is an effective solution that treats multiple types of gastrointestinal worms. Additionally, it kills and prevents the most dreadful heartworms. This unique formulation helps to break the worm cycle and controls worms that cause intense health conditions.

Milbemax for Cats

A multi-spectrum allwormer for cats– Milbemax is an internationally recognized dewormer for treating different kinds of intestinal worms. It completely removes all the internal parasites and help to keep cats safe from severe worm infestation. Milbemax is one of the best wormers, capable of treating heartworm infection along with other gastrointestinal worms. This scientifically proven formulation controls and prevents mixed infections caused due to immature and adult nematodes and cestodes. It acts as a perfect protective shield for cats traveling abroad defending them from foreign worm infections.  

• Over-the-counter product, Milbemax treats all kinds of gastrointestinal worms including heartworms.
• As available in tablet form, it is easy to administer in cats.
• This anthelmintic formulation is suitable for breeding cats and pregnant queens as well as lactating mothers. 

• Provide Milbemax tablet orally to cats in a single dosage.
• Crush and mix it with food or directly put the tablet into the mouth after food, as this will be easy to digest.

Dosage:

Weigh cats before administering Milbemax tablets.

• Dose of 2 mg/kg of milbemycin oxime, and 5 mg/kg of praziquantel per kilogram of weight is standard.
• Cats weighing over 8 kg should be administered with the appropriate combination of tablets.

• Store it in a safe place away from children and pets.
• Keep it in a cool and dry place.
• If swallowed, seek doctor’s help immediately.

Warning:

• Avoid treatment of Milbemax on kittens under 6 weeks or weighing less than 0.5 kg.
• Avoid giving to cats, which weigh less than 2 kg.