Milpro Allwormer for Cats Over 2 kg (Over 4lbs)

MILPRO Allwormer for Cats

MILPRO Allwormer for Cats delivers advanced, broad-spectrum control of parasitic worms in a convenient, film-coated tablet. Utilizing trusted active ingredients, MILPRO effectively treats and controls all major intestinal worms, including roundworm, hookworm and tapeworm. With monthly use, it also prevents heartworm. The tablets are designed to be highly palatable, featuring a real liver-flavored coating that cats love. The small, ovoid shape ensures easy administration. It is suitable for cats and kittens from 6 weeks of age and weighing at least 1.1 lbs (0.5 kg).

Ingredients

Milbemycin Oxime and Praziquantel

• Broad-spectrum control of roundworm, hookworm and tapeworm
• Prevents heartworm with monthly use
• Highly palatable, real liver-flavored coating that cats love
• Small, ovoid shape ensures easy administration
• Suitable for cats and kittens from 6 weeks of age and weighing at least 1.1 lbs (0.5 kg)
• Comprehensive protection for your pet's health and well-being
• Trusted and proven active ingredients for effective treatment

• Weigh your pet to ensure accurate dosing.
• Administer MILPRO Tablets orally, with or after food.
• Store half tablets in the original blister for up to six months.
• Ensure the entire dose is consumed.
• Monitor your pet for a few minutes after dosing to confirm consumption.
• If the full dose isn't eaten, re-dose with the complete dose as soon as possible.
• Treat adult cats every 3 months or as needed based on lifestyle factors.
• Treat pregnant queens at mating, before giving birth, and every 3 months thereafter.
• Treat nursing queens at the same time as their kittens.
• Consult a veterinarian if worm problems persist.

Dosage:

• Intended for cats only.
• Keep away from children and other pets.
• Exercise caution when using with other macrocyclic lactones.
• In heartworm risk areas or if heartworm status is unknown, test for heartworm infection before starting treatment.
• The safety of use in heartworm-positive cats is not established. Consult your veterinarian.