Tartrato de tilosina 10% inyección
Composición
Each ml contains: Tylosin tartrate 100mg
Indicaciones
It was used in respiratory and genitourinary tract infections, otitis, cellulitis and secondary bacterial conditions associated with virus disease or post operative infections, swine dysentery, erysipelas and enzootic pneumonia in pigs, foul in the foot, mastitis and calf pneumonia in cattle.
Dosificación y administración
By subcutaneous or intramuscular injection.
Pigs, cattle and poultry: Each 1ml for 8-20 kg body weight IM (5-13mg tylosin tartrate per 1kg bodyweight)
Dogs and cats: Each 1ml for 9- 12.5 kg body weight IM (8-11mg tylosin tartrate per 1kg bodyweight)
Contraindicación
Do not administer to horses. Avoid intravenous administration. Do not inject more than 10 mL in one intramuscular site.
Advertencias especiales
Wash hands after use. Tylosin may cause hypersensitivity (allergy) following injection, inhalation, ingestion or contact with skin or eye. Hypersensitivity to tylosin may lead to cross reactions with other macrolides and vice versa.
Tiempo de espera
Pigs withdrawal time (meat): 14 days.
Tiempo de retiro del ganado (carne): 21 días.
No utilizar en ganado lactante.
Almacenamiento
Mantener en un lugar seco por debajo de 30˚C, conservar en recipientes herméticos.
Validez
3 años.
Fabricar
Dingzhou Kangquan Animal Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd.
Agregar
No.2 Xingding Road, ciudad de Dingzhou, Shijiazhuang, Hebei China
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