MILTEFORAN 90ML | FOR THE CONTROL OF CANINE LEISHMANIOSIS

For large dogs undergoing treatment for leishmaniasis, the larger capacity container saves on mid-cycle refills. MILTEFORAN 90ML | FOR THE CONTROL OF CANINE LEISHMANIASIS is a 20 mg/ml oral solution from Virbac, mixed with the dog's food as part of the veterinarian's prescribed treatment program.

For what do you use it

Its use is part of the management of dogs diagnosed with leishmaniasis, as part of the care programs recommended by veterinarians. The liquid format makes administration easy: the daily dose is mixed into the dog's food, and the owner doesn't have to force the dog to swallow anything.

How it is presented

• 90 ml bottle of oral solution, the largest of the three available containers (30, 60 and 90 ml).
• Concentration: 20 mg/ml.
• Species: dogs. Laboratory: Virbac.

How it is administered

Administer orally, mixed with food once a day. The information sheet indicates a typical 28-day course, although the specific dosage will be determined by the veterinarian based on the dog's weight. It is advisable to wear gloves when handling and keep out of reach of children.

FAQ

What size dog is MILTEFORAN 90ML | FOR THE CONTROL OF CANINE LEISHMANIASIS for?

Due to its size, it's usually intended for large dogs or for diets that require a higher daily amount. Your veterinarian will tell you if you need this size or a smaller one.

Can it be administered without mixing it with food?

The manufacturer recommends mixing it with food to improve digestive tolerance.

What side effects are common?

Some dogs experience vomiting or mild diarrhea, especially during the first week. If you have any concerns, consult your veterinarian.

Can it be used in pregnant or lactating dogs?

No; the card excludes it in both situations.

Is it compatible with other treatments?

Yes, provided it is supervised by the veterinarian and integrated into the dog's management plan.

This product does not replace veterinary follow-up: keep up with check-ups and share any changes in your dog with your veterinarian.