
Frequently asked questions
What does Milbemax Allwormer for Small Cats 1.1–4.4 lbs protect against?
Milbemax treats and controls the major gastrointestinal worms in cats, including roundworm, hookworm and tapeworm (including hydatid tapeworm). When given monthly, it also helps prevent heartworm disease.
What weight range is this Milbemax pack for?
This pack is for cats weighing 1.1–4.4 lbs (0.5–2 kg). Always dose by your cat's weight as shown on the pack label, and ask your vet if you're unsure which strength is right.
How do I give Milbemax tablets to my cat?
Milbemax tablets are small, beef-flavored and given by mouth. You can give the tablet directly or hide it in your cat's food.
How often should I give Milbemax to my cat?
Monthly dosing is recommended for ongoing worm control and heartworm prevention, especially in areas where heartworm is a known risk. Your vet can help you choose the best treatment schedule for your cat.
Can I use Milbemax with a flea treatment like Advantage or Frontline Plus?
Yes. Milbemax can be used alongside topical flea treatments such as Advantage or Frontline Plus. Milbemax covers internal parasites, so pairing it with a topical flea product gives protection against both internal and external parasites.
Can I use Milbemax on kittens?
This pack is sized for cats weighing 1.1–4.4 lbs (0.5–2 kg). Check the minimum age on the pack label before treating kittens, or ask your vet.
What should I do if I miss a monthly dose of Milbemax?
Give the missed dose as soon as you remember and talk to your vet, as a gap in monthly dosing can leave your cat without heartworm protection. Your vet can advise how to get back on schedule.
Can I give my cat a Milbemax tablet made for dogs?
No. Only use a cat product dosed for your cat's weight. Never give dog products to cats.