Elanco Milbemax Tablet For Dogs for Heartworms & Lungworms, 2 Tablets

Milbemax worming tabs come from the house of Elanco – the same company behind drontal plus dewormer.

Although both milbemax and drontal plus dewormer target worms, milbemax has a more wide-spectrum action over heartworms or lungworms and is more expensive than drontal plus per tablet price. Milbemax is effective against Tapeworm, Roundworms, hookworms, Whipworms, heartworms and Spirocercosis. Milbemax contains milbemycin oxime, a veterinary broad-spectrum antiparasitic acting on worms and mites apart from the usual praziquantel present in both milbemax and drontal plus. Milbemax helps in the treatment of nematode and cestode infections in dogs.

Usual dosage is 1 tab for 5-25kg body weight in dogs & puppies, 2 tabs for 25-50kg body weight, 3 tabs for 50 kg and above. To be given with or after food as single dose every 2-3 months. The minimum recommended dose is 0.5mg milbemycin oxime and 5 mg praziquantel per kg bodyweight. Come in form of chewable palatable tablets for easy administration.

Composition: Each milbemax tablets contains Milbemycin oxime 12.5mg and praziquantel 125mg.

No. of tabs: 4. Sold as 2 tabs 1 strip pack of 2.

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