Milbemax is a broad-spectrum worming tablet for dogs that treats and controls all major intestinal worms — roundworm, hookworm, whipworm, and tapeworm — in a single dose. When given monthly, it also prevents heartworm disease. Available in small and large dog formulations, with the dose matched to your dog's weight band.

Each tablet combines milbemycin oxime and praziquantel: milbemycin handles roundworm, hookworm, whipworm, and heartworm prevention, while praziquantel covers all common tapeworm species. The tablet is small relative to other all-wormers, making it easier to dose fussy dogs or conceal in food. Can be given every three months for intestinal worms alone, or monthly to add heartworm prevention — an important distinction for owners who aren't running a separate heartworm product.

Milbemax has been a vet-clinic staple in Australia for years, largely because the small tablet size makes it one of the least contentious worming options for reluctant dogs. Owners who've struggled with larger chews or flavoured tablets that their dog rejects tend to find the compact format more practical.