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Milbemax is a safe and effective multi-wormer for dogs and cats, available in three different forms. There are small, easy to swallow tablets available for cats and for dogs. These are designed to be placed directly into the animals mouth. There are also chewable tablets available for dogs, which can be offered as treats or in a meal. Milbemax can be used for the treatment of mixed infections by tapeworms, roundworms, lungworms and eye worm, as well as the prevention of heartworm and angiostrongylosis. There are a number of different dosing schedules used, depending on the type of worm being targeted and the degree of risk of infection. Please check the following table to ensure you order the correct tablets if ordering for your pet:
Pet size | Tablet type |
Puppies & Dogs weighing 1-5kg | Small Dogs/Puppies |
Dogs weighing over 5kg | Medium/Large Dogs |
Kittens & Cats weighing up to 2kg | Small Cats and Kittens |
Cats weighing between 2 - 12kg | Cats |
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No different then getting from the vet but cheaper
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Use regularly with no side effects.
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Easy to add to food
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This product is the only tablet that my dog will eat on its own without having to mix it with food first. It also has the added bonus of protecting against lungworm too.
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Best worm treatment for my Labrador
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Milbemax Worming Tablets for Dogs & Cats, including answers from our team.
Jacqueline Jones
How often do I give my dog a millbe max tablet for worms
This is a prescription only wormer so you should contact your vet and follow their advice on doseage. In order to protect against clinical lungworm infection it will need to be given monthly. For all other worms it treats then this advice varies depending on the level of risk your dog faces, from dosing every 1 month to every 3 months.
G.hibble
How often should product be given?
This is a prescription only wormer so you should seek your vet for dosing advice, they will be in the best position to provide advice for your specific pet.
The ingredients within Milbemax are milbemycin and praziquantel. In order to cover lungworm this needs to be given monthly, otherwise every 3 month dosing is usually the standard recommendation for routine worming. If your pet is a known scavenger or around immunocompromised individuals (e.g. the young or elderly) then monthly worming is advised.
Ingredients
What Ingredients are in Millbemax..
The ingredients are as follows:
Active ingredients; Milbemycin Oxime, Praziquantel
Excipients;
Core - Cellulose, microcristalline, Croscarmellose sodium, Povidone, Lactose monohydrate, Silica, colloidal anhydrous, Magnesium stearate
Coat - Hypromellose, Macrogol, Talc, Iron oxide red, Artificial beef flavour
Alison Lewis
Looking at the milbemax wormers, the size of dog seems to be small or medium/large. My dogs are whippets which I would think would be classed as small/medium.
Is there a wormer suitable for their size?
Thank you
This is a prescription only wormer so your vet will need to prescribe a specific doseage for you. The dose according to the datasheet for the medium/large tablets is based on weight, and it is as follows:
Weight | Dose |
---|---|
5 – 25 kg | 1 tablets |
>25 – 50 kg | 2 tablets |
>50 – 75 kg | 3 tablets |
Lauren
Is this suitable to use once a month for protecting your dog against lung worm ?
Yes these tablets contain milbemycin oxime which will prevent against adult lungworm infestation if used monthly.
Sue Chambers
How often should I use Milbemax on my dogs. I’ve read that in adult dogs I only need to treat every three months.
I would be using this as a lungworm preventative.
If you wish to prevent adult lungworm infestation then you will need to use MIlbemax monthly. This is a prescription only medication so you should chat to your vet for their advice on doseage as they will need to prescribe it to you with a set doseage.
Julie Beck
How often do I give these to my cat, is it once a month?
This is a prescription only wormer so I advise discussing this with your vet.
To prevent against clinical infection with lungworm then you need to use this product monthly. However this is not really an issue in cats so every 3 months is usually recommended.
Danni
My 14 week old puppy weighs 10kg, should I get him the wormer for puppies or wormer for dogs over 5kg?
Thanks
This is a prescription only medication so you should discuss dosing with your prescribing vet, as they may be wanting an off license dose to be used.
The datasheet for this product states that one adult worming tablet should be given to dogs weighing between 5kg and 25kg, regardless of age.
LJS
Our Australian Shepherd carries the MDR1 gene. We are using a Sorento collar for flea and ticks. Can we safely give him Milbemax as a wormer? He is 15 months old and weighs 24 kg
Thank you
The MDR1 gene means your dog is prone to ivermectin and loperamide based products. Milbemax contains milbemcyin oxime and praziquantel so is safe for use in dogs carrying this gene. It is a prescription only product so you will need to get a written prescription from your vet for us to be able to dispense it to you. More information on this can be found here.
Ian Shutt
Hi, would I be able to purchase these tablets from you. We have an 8 year old Westie/ Shitzo cross. He is not displaying any signs of lungworms but now will not take the Panacur granules with his food. He weighs 10kg.
Thanks
Ian Shutt
Yes we can supply this product you, it is sensible to prevent against lungworm. Milbemax is a prescription only medication though so you will need a written
prescription from your vet to purchase it with us. More information on
this can be found below:
https://www.viovet.co.uk/p10/How-do-I-buy-prescription-medicines/pages.html