Beef Product Directory

Available in 100 ml and 500 ml vials

Dose:
Administered by intramuscular or intravenous routes.
When given by intramuscular injection, not more than 25 ml should be injected in any one site. IV injections should be administered slowly.

The recommended doses are:
Anaplasmosis: 2 ml / 30 kg
Heartwater: 2 ml / 30 kg. Repeated daily as required.
Other infections: 1 ml / 30 kg. Repeated daily for 4 days.

Available in 100 ml and 500 ml vials

Dose:
Administered via intramuscular and subcutaneous route.

Cattle and sheep:
High dose: 1,5 ml/10 kg (30 mg/kg). Residual effect: 5-6 days
Standard dose: 1 ml/10 kg (20 mg/kg). Residual effect: 3-4 days
For severe infections, the treatment may be repeated after 72 hours (3 days) using the standard dose and after 144 hours (6 days) using the higher dose.

Goats:
1 ml/10 kg body mass by deep intramuscular injection.
In goats exceeding 50 kg, it is recommended that the dose be divided and administered at two separate injection sites.

Pigs:
1 ml/10 kg by deep intramuscular injection in the neck.
Not more than 0,5 ml to be administered to piglets of less than 2 kg body mass.
In swine exceeding 100 kg, it is recommended that the dose be divided and administered at two separate injection sites.

Available in 200 ml, 1 L and 5 L containers

Dose:
1 ml per 4 kg orally.
Under 20 kg: May be diluted with an equal volume of water and the dose doubled (e.g., 10 kg lamb receives 5 ml of the mixture).

Available in 25 kg bags

Dose:
Thoroughly mix the required amount into feed (refer to product leaflet for specific inclusion rates).

Available in 500 ml flexipack

Dose:
1 ml per 50 kg body mass.
Lambs at weaning: 0,5 ml
Sheep: 1-2 ml
Calves: 1-2 ml
Yearling cattle: 3-5 ml
Adult cattle: 6-10 ml

ONLY by subcutaneous injection, into the anterior half of the neck area, using aseptic technique. 

Available in 450ml aerosol can. 

Dose:
Shake well.
After thoroughly cleansing, spray onto the wound and surrounding areas, taking care to cover any remaining blood or exudate that may attract flies.
Repeat every 2 to 3 days, or more frequently if necessary, until the wound is healed.