INDICATIONS

• Respiratory Infections: Managing conditions like pneumonia.
• Systemic Infections: Treatment of septicemia (blood poisoning).
• Soft Tissue Infections: Controlling infections in skin and other soft tissues.
• Broad-Spectrum Coverage: Because it combines two antibiotics, it is effective against both:
  • Gram-positive bacteria (targeted by Penicillin).
  • Gram-negative bacteria (targeted by Streptomycin

ADMINISTRATION

• Preparation: The product is a “dry injection,” meaning it must be reconstituted into a suspension before use.
• Route: It is typically administered parenterally (by needle). While common veterinary antibiotic injections are given intramuscularly (IM), intravenously (IV), or subcutaneously (SC), the specific route should be determined by a veterinarian based on the animal species and severity of the infection.
• Animals: It is used for both livestock and pets to treat bacterial infections like pneumonia and septicemia.