Milbemax™ wormer for dogs and cats

Ensure your pet is protected from dangerous gut worms with regular broad-spectrum worming.

Why choose Milbemax™ for your pet?

Protection against all major gut worms
Works fast
Small, easy to give tablets
Suitable for both dogs and cats

How does it work?

Protects against:

Roundworms, whipworm, hookworms and tapeworms in dogs
Roundworms, hookworm and tapeworms in cats

Can be used in:

Dogs from 0.5 kg and 2 weeks of age and in cats from 0.5 kg and 6 weeks of age.

Form:

Tablet for dogs; tasty tablet for cats

Treatment frequency:

Once every 3 months is a good guide, depending on your pet's lifestyle and local risk of parasite infection. Talk to your veterinarian for specific advice.

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No prescription required

Protects against:

Roundworms, whipworm, hookworms and tapeworms in dogs
Roundworms, hookworm and tapeworms in cats

Can be used in:

Dogs from 0.5 kg and 2 weeks of age and in cats from 0.5 kg and 6 weeks of age.

Form:

Tablet for dogs; tasty tablet for cats

Treatment frequency:

Once every 3 months is a good guide, depending on your pet's lifestyle and local risk of parasite infection. Talk to your veterinarian for specific advice.

No prescription required

Protects against:

Roundworms, whipworm, hookworms and tapeworms in dogs
Roundworms, hookworm and tapeworms in cats

Can be used in:

Dogs from 0.5 kg and 2 weeks of age and in cats from 0.5 kg and 6 weeks of age.

Form:

Tablet for dogs; tasty tablet for cats

Treatment frequency:

Once every 3 months is a good guide, depending on your pet's lifestyle and local risk of parasite infection. Talk to your veterinarian for specific advice.

No prescription required

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Top Questions about Milbemax™

: Since our pets are exposed to parasites through various sources, it is nearly impossible to prevent them from coming into contact with worm eggs, or larvae. Worming is important both for your pet’s health and for lowering the risk of pets passing worms onto other family members. Routine de-worming is important to protect your pet and keep them healthy. Adequate hygiene measures e.g. washing hands, regularly picking up your pet’s droppings etc. also form an important part of protecting your family from these nasty parasites.
: Puppies may have been infected before birth, by larvae passed on through the womb, or they may have been infected immediately after birth, because the mother’s milk may contain worm larvae. That's why experts recommend starting treatment from 2 weeks of age (as long as they weigh at least 0.5 kg) and then treat again at 4, 8 and 12 weeks of age. Kittens should be dewormed from 6 weeks of age (as long as they weigh at least 0.5 kg), then again at 8 and 12 weeks of age. Nursing mothers should be treated at the same time as their puppies/ kittens.
: You may not be able to tell if your pet has worms because it may not show obvious signs. However, there are some signs that may indicate that your pet has worms:
rubbing their bottom on the floor
vomiting
diarrhoea or abnormally smelly stool
a dull coat
loss of appetite
lack of energy
a swollen belly i.e. pot-belly - particularly with pups and kittens
breathing difficulties
coughing
any unusual behavioral changes
If you look closely, you may occasionally see worms in your pet’s stool. Worm eggs are microscopic, so they can’t be seen in your pet’s droppings.
: Fleas can carry certain species of tapeworm and pass them on. Therefore, if you only worm your pet without treating it for fleas , you run the risk that your pet is reinfected before long. The best way to keep your pet free of fleas is by regularly applying an effective flea treatment. Credelio™ is an effective and easy-to-give monthly oral tablet that kills ticks and fleas on dogs. For cats, Advantage™ administered once a month is very effective against fleas while Seresto^™ collars kill fleas and ticks, incl the deadly paralysis tick, for up to 8 months in dogs and cats.

Read product leaflet for full instructions
Milbemax™ Tablets for Dogs and Milbemax™ Tablets for Cats are distinct formulations and should only be administered to dogs and cats respectively
Before starting Milbemax™, you should have your veterinarian confirm that your dog or cat does not have heartworm

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Milbemax™ wormer for dogs and cats

Why choose Milbemax™ for your pet?

How does it work?

Worms Can Be Found Just About Anywhere

Ensure You Choose the Right Treatment

Regular Treatment Can Keep Your Pet Worm-free

Two Powerful Ingredients

Worms Can Be Found Just About Anywhere

Ensure You Choose the Right Treatment

Regular Treatment Can Keep Your Pet Worm-free

Two Powerful Ingredients

Worms Can Be Found Just About Anywhere

Ensure You Choose the Right Treatment

Regular Treatment Can Keep Your Pet Worm-free

Two Powerful Ingredients

Start protecting your pet with Milbemax™ today

Top Questions about Milbemax™

Why do I need to deworm my pet?

When should I start worming my pet?

How can I tell if my pet has worms?

Should I treat my pet for fleas as well?

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Milbemax™ for Cats - Over 2kg

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Milbemax™ for Dogs - Over 5kg

Milbemax™ for Dogs - 0.5 to 5kg

Milbemax™ for Cats - Over 2kg

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