100%Echinococcus multilocularis

100%Toxocara

canis

100%Dipylidium caninum

94.7%Ancylostoma

caninum

97%Trichuris

vulpis

100%Toxocara cati

100%Dipylidium caninum

98.2%Ancylostoma tubaeforme

Easy AdministrationThis highly effective product is produced with a unique and innovative flavoured film coating. Milpro® tablets are smaller, smoother and tastier than Drontal® or Milbemax®, making routine worming easy.

Complete wormer solutionsMilpro® rounds out Virbac’s companion animal parasiticide range, with palatability as our defining distinction across the range. Efficacy and safety goes without saying.

Proven popularity Milpro® is incredibly popular in Europe, and will be sold exclusively through veterinary clinics in New Zealand.

MILPRO® IS PROVEN UP TO 100% EFFECTIVE AGAINST SELECT PARASITES

Virbac New Zealand is very proud and excited to announce the launch of Milpro®, our highly palatable premium wormer for cats and dogs.

Shaping the future of animal health

Introducing Milpro®:

PREMIUM WORMER FOR CATS & DOGS

milbemycin/praziquantel

KITTENS

4 mg/10 mg

SMALLER

SMOOTHER(MORE OVOID)

TASTIER

*Tablets shown actual size Shaping the future of animal health

Milpro® Film-Coated Tablets for Small Cats and Kittens, ACVM No. A011306. Milpro® Film-Coated Tablets for Cats, ACVM No. 011304. Milpro® Film-Coated Tablets for Dogs, Milpro® Film-Coated Tablets for Small Dogs and Puppies, ACVM No. A011305. Drontal® is a registered trademark of Bayer. Milbemax® is a registered trademark owned by or licensed to Eli Lilly.

Frequently asked questions

milbemycin/praziquantel

www.virbac.co.nz

PUPPIES

2.5 mg/25 mg

CATS

16 mg/40 mg

Tablets at actual size

DOGS

12.5 mg/125 mg SHEEP MEASLES continues to be a serious cause of carcass condemnation – the possibility that it is urban living dogs that are part of completing the life-cycle. Treating rural dogs only for Sheep Measles is not enough.

How is Milpro® different from Milbemax®?

Milpro® is not a generic – while it has the same active ingredients, Milpro® is a unique innovative product because of the meat-flavoured film coating which greatly increases spontaneous prehension and spontaneous consumption. Worming cats and dogs should be easy.

Is Milpro® safe to use in Collies?

Milbemycin is a macrocytic lactone, like ivermectin. As such there is concern about danger with using it in dogs that have mutation in their MDR1 gene. The danger with treating MDR1 mutant dogs with macrocytic lactones is only relevant when very high doses are used, such as for treating demodectic mange. The recommended doses for treating intestinal parasites are much lower and completely safe.

The MDR1 mutation is more common in collies than other breeds of dogs, but the incidence of the mutation is very small. Please note that Border Collies are not true collies, but actually sheep dogs. By collies we mean Shetland Sheepdogs, Rough Collies (Lassie dogs) and the like. There is a genetic test for the mutation available.