MILBEMAX SMALL CAT 0,5-2KG 2 COATED TABLETS

When a new kitten arrives home, the first deworming treatment is one of the essential tasks. MILBEMAX SMALL CAT 0,5-2KG 2 COATED TABLETS is an internal antiparasitic in coated tablets with a meat flavor for small cats from 0,5 to 2 kg, suitable for use from 6 weeks of age.

For what do you use it

It eliminates intestinal nematodes and tapeworms in small cats. Among roundworms, it is effective against Toxocara cati and Ancylostoma tubaeforme; among tapeworms, against Dipylidium caninum and Taenia spp. Keeping your feline free of these parasites protects its digestion and also reduces the risk of transmission to the people it lives with.

How it is presented

• 2 meat-flavored coated tablets.
• Combination of milbemycin oxime and praziquantel.
• For cats weighing 0,5 to 2 kg.
• From 6 weeks of age.

How it is administered

Give one whole tablet per cat in this weight range, preferably with some food. If your kitten refuses it whole, you can offer it crumbled and mixed with a small portion of their wet food. The product text suggests repeating this every 3 months for maintenance, although your veterinarian may adjust this frequency based on your cat's lifestyle.

FAQ

At what age can a cat take MILBEMAX CATO PEQ 0,5-2KG 2 COATED TABLETS?

From 6 weeks of age and with a minimum weight of 0,5 kg, always under veterinary supervision.

My kitten has never left the house yet, does he need to be dewormed?

Intestinal parasites also affect indoor cats; your veterinarian will advise you on the most appropriate schedule for your cat.

Can I crush the tablet?

Yes, it can be given whole or crumbled. Make sure your child eats the entire portion of food you mix it into.

What do I do when I grow and weigh more than 2 kg?

You'll need to switch to the formula for large cats. Weigh him before each deworming to make sure you don't run out.

Does it have side effects on such small cats?

Minimal side effects, such as mild vomiting in isolated cases, have been reported. If you have any concerns, call your veterinarian.

In pregnant or lactating cats, and whenever you have doubts about your kitten's weight, consult your veterinarian before giving it to them.