Nitamast
Anti-mastitis gel with unique properties of thermal sensitivity that enhance treatment efficacy
- Unique combination of gentamicin and clindamycin provides a synergistic effect
- Acts evenly on udder tissues due to the unique form of the drug
- Local anesthetic effect
|
Specie |
Dosage |
Method and frequency of administration |
Treatment course |
|
Cattle |
1 syringe (10 ml) for each affected quarter of an udder |
Intracisternally, 2-6 times (depending on the severity of the disease) with an interval of 12 hours |
Up to the complete disappearance of the symptoms of the disease |
Before administration, the affected quarter of udder should be eased, extracted milk shall be neutralized by boiling water and disposed of, and the teat should be disinfected. The tip of the syringe is inserted into the nipple canal by gently pressing the plunger of the syringe and squeezing out the contents, after which a light massage of the quarter of the udder and nipple is performed in the direction from bottom to top (do not massage with purulent and purulent-catarrhal forms of mastitis).
Avoid using the drug simultaneously with chloramphenicol (levomycetin), macrolide antibiotics (tylosin, erythromycin, spiramycin), as well as other intracisternal drugs.
Withdrawal period:
meat: 3 days
milk: 3 days (6 milkings)