Can an indoor puppy still get worms?

Many believe that a puppy living exclusively indoors isn’t at risk for worms, but that’s a misconception. Even without direct contact with other animals or the outdoors, a puppy can become infected. Worm larvae can be passed through the mother’s milk, and fleas can transmit tapeworms. Additionally, worm eggs can be brought inside on shoes, clothing, or other pets. Puppies also have an immature immune system, making them more susceptible to infection. Worms can cause internal damage and affect overall health without visible signs. To prevent this, deworming is essential even for indoor-only puppies. Milbemax Tablets Puppy provide a safe and effective solution from the earliest weeks of life.

Milbemax Tablets Puppy protect against infections from milk, fleas, or contaminated surfaces – even indoors.

Milbemax Tablets Puppy are designed to protect young dogs from worm infections whether they go outside or live exclusively indoors. The active ingredients, milbemycin oxime and praziquantel, fight a broad range of worms including roundworms, hookworms, and tapeworms. These parasites can enter the home through fleas or contaminated objects. Transmission through the mother is also possible, emphasizing the need for early deworming. Milbemax can be safely administered from two weeks of age and is easy to use. Thanks to its broad-spectrum formula, it provides full protection against the most common worm infections – even for puppies that remain indoors. It helps ensure a healthy and happy start in life.