Tylosin 20% Injection Sheep
Tylosin 20% Injection
Tylosin Injection Infections caused by micro-organisms susceptible to Tylosin, like e.g. respiratory tract infections in cattle, sheep and pigs, Dysentery Doyle in pigs, Dysentery and Arthritis caused by Mycoplasmas, Mastitis and Endometritis.Tylosin Injection is a macrolide antibiotic, against particularly Gram-positive bacteria antibiotic injection.Tylosin injection is for intramuscular or subcutaneous administration.After parenteral administration, therapeutically active blood-concentrations of Tylosin are reached within 2 hours.
Composition:
Tylosin (as tartrate) 200mg
Description:
Tylosin, a macrolide antibiotic, is active against particularly Gram-positive bacteria, some Spirochetes (including Leptospira); Actinomyces, Mycoplasmas (PPLO), Haemophilus pertussis, Moraxella bovis and some Gram-negative cocci. After parenteral administration, therapeutically active blood-concentrations of Tylosin are reached within 2 hours.
Indications: Infections caused by micro-organisms susceptible to Tylosin,
like e.g. respiratory tract infections in cattle, sheep and pigs, Dysentery Doyle in pigs, Dysentery and Arthritis caused by Mycoplasmas, Mastitis and Endometritis.Contra-indications Hypersensitivity to Tylosin, cross-hypersensitivity to macrolides.
Side-effects
Sometimes, local irritation at the injection site may occur.
Dosage and administration
For intramuscular or subcutaneous administration.
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Cattle |
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0.5-1 ml. per 10 kg. bodyweight daily, during 3-5 days. |
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Calves, sheep, goats |
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1.5-2 ml. per 50 kg. bodyweight daily, during 3-5 days. |
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Pigs |
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0.5-0.75 ml. per 10 kg. bodyweight every 12 hours, during 3 days. |
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Dogs, cats |
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0.5-2 ml. per 10 kg. bodyweight daily, during 3-5 days. |
Withdrawal period
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Meat |
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8 days |
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Milk |
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4 days |
Storage
Store in a dry, dark place between 8