MILBEMAX CHEWABLE SMALL DOG ​​1-5KG 4 TABLETS

MILBEMAX CHEWABLE FOR SMALL DOGS 1-5KG 4 TABLETS is a broad-spectrum internal dewormer in chewable tablets for dogs weighing 1 to 5 kg. It comes in a box of four tablets, a manageable format for the family's small dog.

For what do you use it

It is effective against roundworms such as Toxocara, Toxascaris, Ancylostoma, and Uncinaria, and tapeworms such as Dipylidium, Taenia, and Echinococcus. It is also effective against Angiostrongylus vasorum and helps prevent heartworm disease by targeting the larval stages (L3 and L4); it does not eliminate adult worms already present. Keeping these parasites under control protects your dog's digestive and cardiovascular health.

How it is presented

• Box with 4 chewable tablets with an attractive flavor.
• Active ingredients: milbemycin oxime and praziquantel.
• For dogs weighing 1 to 5 kg.
• Suitable for puppies from 2 weeks old and for pregnant or lactating females.

How it is administered

Administer one tablet orally, either directly into the mouth or mixed with food, preferably with or immediately after feeding. For routine monitoring, the manufacturer's instructions recommend repeating the treatment every three months, and monthly in areas where heartworm disease is endemic. Your veterinarian will adjust the schedule based on your dog's actual risk.

FAQ

From what age can I use MILBEMAX CHEWABLE SMALL DOG ​​1-5KG 4 TABLETS?

From 2 weeks of age, provided the puppy weighs at least 1 kg.

How long does a box of four last me?

With a three-month schedule, four tablets cover a year's worth of deworming for a dog in this size group. If your veterinarian recommends monthly doses, they will last less time.

What do I do if my dog ​​doesn't want to chew it?

You can hide it in some of their wet food; the important thing is that they swallow it whole and take it with their food.

Does it protect against heartworm?

It prevents heartworm disease caused by Dirofilaria immitis by acting on the larvae, but it is not effective in treating established adult worms.

Can my dog ​​take it if she's pregnant?

Yes, the manufacturer considers it suitable for pregnant and lactating females; however, you should still mention it to your veterinarian.

Each dog has a different risk depending on where it lives and how it goes for walks, so consult your veterinarian to design its deworming plan.