Safe drug against parasitic diseases in farm animals and poultry with an increased bioavailability
Prior to mass deworming, each veterinary drug batch should be tested in a small group of animals (10-15 heads). In case of no complications observed within 3 days, the veterinary drug is administered to the whole livestock.
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Animal |
Indication |
Method of administration |
Dosage |
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Individually: |
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Cattle |
Monieziasis, pulmonary, and gastro-intestinal nematodosis |
Mixed with concentrated feed |
3.75 g /100 kg of animal body weight; once |
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Chronic fascioliasis |
5 g /100 kg of animal body weight; once |
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Horses |
Parascaridosis, strongyloidiasis, alfortiosis, delafondiosis, anopletsefaleosis and cyatostomosis |
3.75 g /100 kg of animal body weight; once |
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Dogs |
Nematodes |
0.375 g /10 kg of animal body weight; once |
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Cestodes |
0.75 g /10 kg of animal body weight; once |
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Individually or by a group method: |
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Sheep |
Monieziasis, pulmonary, and gastro-intestinal nematodosis |
Mixed with concentrated feed |
2.5 g /100 kg of animal body weight; once |
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Chronic fascioliasis |
3.75 g /100 kg of animal body weight; once |
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Group method: |
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Pigs |
Ascariasis and oesophagostomosis |
Mixed with concentrated feed |
5 g /100 kg of animal body weight; once, during the morning feeding |
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Poultry |
Ascariasis and heterakidosis |
Mixed with compound feed |
0.5 g /100 kg of animal body weight; two consecutive days, during the morning feeding |