Highly efficient against pulmonary and gastrointestinal nematodes, cestodes, and trematodes
Increased stability and bioavailability of the suspension due to its unique formulation and particle micronization technology.
A safe drug to treat parasitic diseases in cattle, small ruminants, and horses. It has an increased stability and bioavailability due to the unique formulation and particle micronization technology.
Alvet-suspension is a milky white to light gray suspension. During storage, stratification may occur; however, it disappears when stirring.
Packing: 100 mL and 1000 mL plastic bottles
100 mg of albendazole
Alvet-suspension has a broad spectrum of antihelminthic activity. It is very effective against imago and larva forms of nematodes and trematodes, as well as imago forms of cestodes. It also successfully kills helminth eggs, thus decreasing contamination of pasture fields.
Mode of action: albendazole disrupts glucose transport and a microtubule function and decreases polymerization of β-tubulin in helminths, thus causing their death.
When the drug is administered orally, albendazole is absorbed in the gastrointestinal tract. Albendazole and other metabolites are excreted from the body mainly with bile and partially with urine; in lactating animals, it partially leaves the body with milk.
Alvet-suspension is prescribed to prevent and to treat nematodes, trematodes, and cestodiasis in cattle, sheep, and horses.
The veterinary drug is administered single-shot, individually, orally. Before deworming, no special diet or laxatives administration is required.
To cattle, a 10% drug suspension shall be administered as follows: monieziasis or pneumonic and gastroenteric nematodosis—at a dose of 7.5 mL per 100 kg of animal body weight (7.5 mg of albendazole/kg); chronic fascioliasis—at a dose of 10 mL per 100 kg of animal body weight (10.0 mg of albendazole/kg).
To horses, a 10% drug suspension shall be administered as follows: parascaridosis, strongylatosis (alfortiosis, delafondiosis), anoplocephalidoses and cyathostomosis—at a dose of 7.5 mLper 100 kg of animal body weight (7.5 mg of albendazole/kg).
To sheep, a 10% drug suspension shall be administered as follows (see the table below):
|
Helminthiases |
Dose per 10 kg of animal body weight |
|
|
Albendazole, mg |
10% suspension, mL |
|
|
Monieziasis, pneumonic and gastroenteric nematodoses |
50 |
0,5 |
|
Chronic fascioliasis |
75 |
0,75 |
Before administration, the bottle should be shaken.
Prior to mass treatment, each veterinary drug batch should be tested in a small group of animals (10 to 15 animals). In the case of no complications revealed within 3 days, the veterinary drug is administered to the whole livestock.
Avoid administering the veterinary drug to incalvers and horses in the first third of gestation, and to pregnant sheep in the first half of gestation. If medically required, Alvet Suspension can be administered to young animals under control of a veterinarian following prescribed doses.
Treated animals can be slaughtered for human consumption no earlier than 20 days after deworming. In case of compulsory slaughter occurring before the established deadlines, meat of slaughtered animals can be used to feed fur-bearing animals.
Avoid using the milk, obtained from treated dairy animals, for human consumption within 7 days after deworming. The milk, taken before the expiration of the set restriction period, can be used to feed animals after boiling.
18 months from the date of manufacture; after first opening—60 days.
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