Milbemax for Cats

Milbemax

Comprehensive worm protection in a tablet

Milbemax is a broad-spectrum wormer for cats that protects against roundworm, hookworm, and tapeworm—and also prevents heartworm when given monthly. It's a small, easy-to-give tablet that delivers reliable internal parasite protection for both kittens and adult cats.

What Milbemax treats

Milbemax treats all major intestinal worms commonly found in cats, including roundworm, hookworm, and tapeworm. When given monthly, it also helps prevent deadly heartworm disease, making it a convenient dual-purpose option for parasite control.

How to use Milbemax

Milbemax comes in a chewable or coated tablet and is usually given with or after food. For regular worming, it's typically given every three months. For heartworm prevention, it must be given monthly. Always use the correct tablet size based on your cat's weight and age.

Safe for kittens and adults

Milbemax is safe for kittens from 6 weeks of age and weighing over 500 g. It's well tolerated and easy to administer at home. Whether you're worming regularly or need to prevent heartworm, Milbemax offers a simple solution with vet-trusted ingredients.

Why choose Milbemax?

Milbemax is a reliable, vet-recommended wormer that offers both treatment and prevention. It's a great choice if you want a dedicated worming option without flea or tick components—and it fits easily into most parasite prevention routines.

Frequently asked questions

What parasites does Milbemax protect against?

Milbemax treats roundworm, hookworm, tapeworm, and prevents heartworm when given monthly.

How often should I give Milbemax?

Every three months for worming, or monthly if using for heartworm prevention.

Is Milbemax safe for kittens?

Yes. It can be used on kittens from 6 weeks of age and over 500 g in weight.

Can Milbemax be used with flea or tick treatments?

Yes. Milbemax can be safely used alongside most external parasite products.

Do I need a prescription for Milbemax?

No. Milbemax is available over the counter, but always check the label and dosing guide carefully.