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| Packaging Material: | Paper |
| Storage Method: | Normal |
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| Product name |
Albendazol and ivermectin tablet |
| Specification |
250mg/bolus ; 600mg/bolus ; 2500mg/bolus Albendazole ivermectin bolus |
| Composition | Contains per bolus for albendazole ivermectin bolus: Albendazole usp................ 300mg/600mg/2500mg Ivermectin bp........................100mg Carrier ad...............................4g/5g/6g/18g. Contains per bolus.: Albendazole......................................................300 mg Carrier ad.......................................................... 4 g Contains per bolus : Albendazole.........................................................600mg Carrier ad. ...........................................................5 g or 18g Contains per bolus: Albendazole............................................... 2500 mg Carrier ad....................................................18g |
| Description |
Albendazole is a synthetic anthelmintic which belongs to the group of benzimidazole-derivatives with activity against a broad range of worms andat a highe dosage level also against adult stages of liver fluke. |
| Indications |
Prophylaxis and treatment of worminfections in calves and cattle like: Gastrointestinal worms: Bunostomum, Cooperia, Chabertia, Haemonchus, Nematodirus, Oesophagostomum, Ostertagia, Strongyloides and Trichostrongylus spp. Lung worms: Dictyocaulus viviparus and D. filaria. Tapeworms: Monieza spp. Liver-fluke: adult Fasciola hepatica. |
| Contra indications | Administration in the first 45 days of gestation. |
| Side effects | Hypersensitivity reactions. |
| Dosage |
300mg/bolus For oral administration. Calves and cattle: 1 bolus per 60 kg. body weight. For liver-fluke: 1 bolus per 35 kg. body weight. Sheep and goats: 1 bolus per 35 kg. body weight. For liver-fluke: 1 bolus per 30 kg. body weight. |
| Withdrawal times |
- For meat: 12 days. - For milk: 4 days |
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