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MilbemycinOxime (MilbemycinOxime) is a macrolide antiparasite drug, an oxime derivative of Milbemycin A3 and A4.
At present, Milbexime is a special drug for preventing and controlling internal and external parasites in dogs and cats. It can effectively prevent and control heartworm, internal parasites such as hookworm, roundworm, whipworm, roundworm, and external parasites such as trichocysticercus, mange, lice and flea. Milbexime paralyzes parasites and kills them, with no adverse effects on nerve conduction in mammals, even in sheepdogs, where the blood-brain barrier is thought to be highly permeable.
1. The USA FDA approval for milbemycin oxime as formulated alone does not indicate insecticidal activity. The substance is often combined with other parasiticides to achieve a broader spectrum of action. Such products include: Milbemax (with praziquante l) Sentinel Flavor Tabs (with lufenuron) Recently the drug has been used in marine reef aquaria to control parasitic harptacoid copepod (Tegastidae) infestations on captive hard coral colonies. It is an effective full tank treatment for these parasites because it is not toxic to corals in the dosage required to kill the parasites.
2.This medication should not be used in doses higher than the recommended heartworm prevention dose, except under veterinary supervision. Studies support the safety of milbemycin products in Collies and other breeds prone to the MDR-1 gene mutation when used at the recommended heartworm prevention dose.
Shrimps, crabs and other crustaceans should be removed prior to treatment, as they will be killed by the treatment.
Milbemycin should not used in combination with cyclosporine, quinidine or ketoconazole
ntestinal parasite deworming in dogs and for heartworm prevention in dogs and cats.
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