I. Uses (Pet Medicine Milbemycin Oxime and Praziquantel Tablets
(for Dogs Under 5kg))
Treating Targeted Internal Parasitic Infections in Dogs Under 5kg
Aiming at the common parasite types in dogs of this weight range
(mainly puppies and extra-small breed dogs), it simultaneously
eliminates parasites relying on the compound ingredients:
- Nematode infections: Milbemycin oxime can kill adult worms and larvae of roundworms (Toxocara canis, transmitted to puppies via breast milk) and hookworms (Ancylostoma caninum, contracted through environmental contact). It relieves symptoms
caused by parasites, such as slight abdominal distension in 2-4kg
puppies ("roundworm infestation disguised as 'milk fat'"), slow
weight gain (due to parasites robbing nutrients), and trace blood
streaks in feces (mild anemia caused by hookworm blood-sucking—dogs
under 5kg are more sensitive to anemia). It also kills heartworm
larvae (if puppies are exposed to mosquitoes), preventing larvae
from latent development in the body (dogs under 5kg have extremely
small hearts, and adult heartworm infestation can quickly lead to
heart failure).
- Tapeworm infections: Praziquantel accurately eliminates Dipylidium caninum (caused by accidental ingestion of fleas—intermediate hosts—while
grooming). It solves problems such as tiny white segments in feces
and frequent anal licking in extra-small breed dogs (e.g., adult
Chihuahuas weighing 3-5kg). It is especially suitable for dogs
under 5kg, which mostly stay indoors and are prone to contact with
flea eggs in the environment.
Preventing Parasite Recurrence and Health Risks in Dogs Under 5kg
In high-infection scenarios for dogs of this weight range (e.g.,
exposure to a new environment after weaning, contact with parasite
eggs in the same litter as the mother dog, indoor mosquitoes in
summer), regular administration as advised by a veterinarian
(usually starting after weaning: once every 2 weeks for 2
consecutive times, then once every 3 months) can:
- Inhibit the hatching of roundworm eggs and tapeworm eggs from the
environment in dogs, preventing stunted growth caused by parasites
in puppies under 5kg (which have extremely low immunity and are
prone to recurrent infections);
- Establish a preventive barrier against heartworms in advance.
Although the risk of heartworm infection in dogs under 5kg is
relatively low, administration during puppyhood can reduce the
infection risk in adulthood, eliminating the need for additional
combination with "puppy-specific heartworm medications";
- Reduce complications caused by parasites, such as puppy anemia due
to hookworms and intestinal blockage by roundworms (dogs under 5kg
have narrow intestines, and excessive roundworms can easily cause
obstruction).
Adapting to the Needs of Dogs Under 5kg in Special Physiological
Stages
- Post-weaning puppies (e.g., 1-3kg, over 4 weeks old): For mixed "roundworm + tapeworm"
infections transmitted via breast milk, regular administration of
low doses gradually eliminates parasites, avoiding impacts on bone
and organ development (puppies under 5kg are in a rapid growth
stage, and nutrient robbing by parasites causes greater harm);
- Extra-small adult dogs (e.g., 3-5kg): Addresses parasitic infections caused by indoor
fleas and accidental ingestion of small amounts of raw meat (e.g.,
raw meat crumbs mixed in cooked meat fed by owners), while
preventing heartworms. There is no need to worry about excessive
doses of general-purpose dewormers due to "being underweight".
II. Selling Points (Pet Medicine Milbemycin Oxime and Praziquantel
Tablets (for Dogs Under 5kg))
Gram-Level Precise Dosage, Adapting to Weight Challenges of Dogs
Under 5kg
It is designed with micro-dose specifications specifically for dogs
under 5kg (e.g., each tablet corresponds to the dosage for 1kg or
2kg body weight), eliminating the need for pet owners to split
tablets. For example, a 2kg puppy takes 1 tablet, and a 4kg
extra-small dog takes 2 tablets. This completely avoids the problem
of "insufficient dosage (deworming failure) or excessive dosage
(liver and kidney damage) due to uneven splitting of
general-purpose tablets"—a weight error of 0.5kg in dogs under 5kg
may affect efficacy, and this specification fundamentally solves
the difficulty of dosage control.
Safe and Mild Formula, Adapting to the Fragile Physiology of
Puppies/Extra-Small Breed Dogs
- Low metabolic burden: Milbemycin oxime uses a low-concentration ratio and can be
quickly metabolized when passing through the immature liver of
puppies. Praziquantel acts locally in the intestines and is
excreted with feces, causing no cumulative damage to the liver and
kidney functions of dogs under 5kg (especially newborn puppies
weighing 1-2kg);
- Low gastrointestinal irritation: The formula contains no irritating excipients (e.g.,
high-concentration preservatives). Only in rare cases do 1-3kg
puppies have one episode of soft stools after administration (which
recovers on its own without stopping the medication). There are no
adverse reactions such as vomiting or lethargy, making it suitable
for the sensitive gastrointestinal tracts of dogs in this weight
range.
Compound Synergy Enables "Fewer Doses", Reducing Pet Owners’
Operation Pressure
Unlike single-ingredient medications that require "administering
anti-nematode drugs first, then anti-tapeworm drugs with a 3-day
interval", the compound preparation covers the core parasites of
dogs under 5kg with a single dose, avoiding frequent medication
administration that irritates puppies’ gastrointestinal tracts.
Especially for 1-2kg puppies (with low medication compliance),
reducing the number of doses can lower pet stress and alleviate the
operational burden of "multiple doses" for pet owners.
Small Tablets Easy to Administer, Adapting to Puppies’ Medication
Resistance Habits
The tablets are designed in a mini size (2-3mm in diameter), which
can be directly inserted into the back of the puppy’s mouth (with a
small amount of warm water) or crushed and mixed into 1-2ml of goat
milk powder or puppy canned food. Dogs under 5kg (especially
post-weaning puppies) have a high acceptance of goat milk powder
and puppy canned food, easily solving the common problem of
"puppies resisting oral medications". Unlike liquid dewormers,
there is no need to worry about spilling or puppies choking.
Dual Use for Prevention and Treatment, Cost-Effective Coverage of
Puppies’ Critical Growth Stages
One bottle (usually 10-15 tablets), calculated based on the dosage
for dogs under 5kg, can cover the entire deworming needs of puppies
from post-weaning (4 weeks old) to adulthood (e.g., 5 months old,
weighing nearly 5kg). It not only solves the treatment of
"parasites transmitted via breast milk" after weaning but also
meets the subsequent preventive needs once every 3 months. There is
no need to frequently replace dewormers of different specifications
due to "puppies growing and weight changing", reducing pet-raising
costs.
