
Capstar Chat - Fast, effective flea treatment - 11.4 mg - ELANCO
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The Milprazikan kitten dewormer from CLÉMENT THÉKAN perfectly meets the protection needs of the youngest cats. Formulated for kittens and small cats weighing 0.5 to 2 kg, this treatment combines milbemycin oxime and praziquantel. This combination acts with a broad spectrum against roundworms (ascarids, hookworms) and flatworms (tapeworms). From the earliest weeks, you ensure your kitten optimal digestive health and limit contamination of the family environment.
The palatable tablet of the Milprazikan kitten dewormer makes administration easier, even for the smallest subjects. This treatment can be used for regular prevention or to treat a confirmed infestation. The formula is well tolerated, suited to the fragility of young animals, and guarantees rapid elimination of intestinal parasites. The 2-tablet format allows the dose to be adjusted or several kittens to be treated at the same time.
Effectively eliminates roundworms and flatworms
Suitable for kittens and small cats from 0.5 to 2 kg
Palatable tablet, simplified administration
Suitable for prevention and curative treatment
High tolerance, safety tested in veterinary clinic
Developed by CLÉMENT THÉKAN, a reference in animal health
It is recommended to give the tablet directly into the kitten's mouth or to hide it in a small amount of palatable food. Always check that the kitten swallows the full dose to ensure the dewormer's effectiveness.
Milprazikan is very well tolerated in kittens. Rare side effects, such as mild digestive disorders or slight salivation, may occur. In case of an unusual reaction, stop the treatment and quickly consult your veterinarian.
It is recommended to deworm a kitten from the age of 3 weeks, then every two weeks until three months. Then, adjust the frequency to once a month until six months. For young adults, a rate of four times a year is generally sufficient. Ask your veterinarian for advice to adjust this protocol.