INDICATIONS

• Respiratory Infections: Including bacterial pneumonia, shipping fever, bronchitis, tracheitis, and strangles (in horses).
• Wound and Skin Infections: Treatment of infected wounds, foot rot, and soft tissue infections such as abscesses or pyoderma.
• Systemic Infections: Septicemia, navel ill (in calves/foals), and joint-ill.
• Urogenital & Alimentary Infections: Metritis (uterine infection), cystitis, nephritis, and enteritis (gastrointestinal infections).
• Specific Diseases:
  • Swine Erysipelas: (Diamond skin disease) in pigs.
  • Mastitis: Treatment of udder infections in dairy animals.
  • Leptospirosis: Often treated with this combination in dogs and livestock.

ADMINISTRATION

• Preparation: The vial should be warmed to room temperature and shaken thoroughly to ensure a uniform suspension. The injection site and the vial’s rubber stopper should be disinfected with 70% alcohol.
• Injection site: The injection should be made into the fleshy part of a thick muscle, such as the rump, hip, or thigh region.
• Technique: Pull back on the plunger slightly before injecting; if blood appears, withdraw the needle and select a new location. Inject the dose slowly, and do not inject more than 10 mL at one site, rotating injection sites for subsequent treatments.
• Duration: Treatment typically continues for at least 48 hours after clinical signs have subsided, but generally should not exceed a few consecutive days (e.g., 3-7 days depending on the species and product label).