Mastitis Intramammary Infusion (lactating cow)

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Mastitis Intramammary Infusion (lactating cow)

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Product Description

Basic Information

Type:

The First Class

Influential Factors:

Animal Species

Storage Method:

Prevent High/Low Temperature

Package:

As Your Requirements

Transport Package:

Cartons

Specification:

3ml, 10ml, 15ml, 20ml

Trademark:

HBNCP

Production Capacity:

40,000 bottles/Day

Product Description

COMPOSITION

Benzathine Cloxacillin (500,000 units)

DESCRIPTION

The product is a light yellow oil suspension. It is layered after placing and can be evenly dispersed after shaking.

PHARMACOLOGICAL ACTIONS

Benzathine cloxacillin belongs to beta lactam antibiotic, impeding cell wall peptidoglycan synthesis. This product is resistant to acid and enzymes and is not easily hydrolyzed by penicillin. Effective against most gram-positive bacteria, especially penicillin-resistant staphylococcus aureus.

DRUG INTERACTION

(1) Physical incompatibility: Erythromycin Ethylsuccinate, Oxytetracycline hydrochloride, Tetracycline hydrochloride, Gentamycin sulfate, Polymyxin B sulfate, Vitamin C.
(2) Mixing with colistin methanesulfonate sodium and kanamycin sulfate solution is ineffective.

INDICATIONS

Beta-lactamide antibiotic. It is mainly used for the treatment of the milk-dry mastitis caused by sensitive bacteria.

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE

Milk tube injection, milk-dry cow, 10ml per milk chamber.

PRECAUTIONS

(1) Forbidden within 42 days before calving and banned during lactation.
(2) Avoid contact if allergic to penicillin. Wash hands promptly after use.
(3) Avoid child contact.

WITHDRAWAL PERIOD

Cows: 28 days; Milk free period: 96 hours after calving.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the main use of Benzathine Cloxacillin Infusion? A: It is primarily used as a beta-lactamide antibiotic for treating milk-dry mastitis caused by sensitive bacteria in cows.

Q: What is the recommended dosage for a dry cow? A: The standard dosage is 10ml per milk chamber, administered via milk tube injection.

Q: When should the product NOT be used? A: It is strictly forbidden within 42 days before calving and should not be used during the lactation period.

Q: How long is the milk withdrawal period? A: The milk-free period is 96 hours after calving, while the withdrawal period for meat (cows) is 28 days.

Q: What are the storage requirements? A: The product should be stored sealed in a cool, shady place, protected from extreme high or low temperatures.

Q: Are there any drug incompatibilities? A: Yes, it is physically incompatible with Vitamin C, Gentamycin sulfate, and Oxytetracycline hydrochloride, among others, which may produce turbidity or precipitates.