INDICATIONS

• Milk Fever (Puerperal Paresis): Treatment and prevention of calcium deficiency (paresis) in dairy cows and buffaloes.
• Tetany Syndromes: Treatment of lactation tetany in mares, transit tetany in pregnant cows/sheep, barn tetany (pre-parturition), and grass tetany.
• Metabolic Disorders: Treatment of pregnancy toxemia and various metabolic imbalances during calving.
• Neuromuscular Disorders: Treatment of paresis and paraplegia.
• Bone and Joint Disorders: Treatment of rickets and osteomalacia in young animals, and support for healing broken bones.
• Allergic and Inflammatory Conditions: Used for allergic reactions like urticaria, laminitis, serum sickness, and anaphylactic shock.
• Toxin Support: Supportive treatment for poisoning caused by moldy/rotten food, organic phosphorus compounds, or snake/bug bites.
• Vascular Issues: Used to stop bleedings in cases of postpartum haemoglobinuria in cattle.

ADMINISTRATION

• Slow Intravenous (IV) Injection: This is the preferred method for immediate effect, particularly in severe, recumbent cases. It must be given slowly to avoid cardiac issues.
• Subcutaneous (SC) Injection: Used in less critical cases, often for a more gradual release. When using this method, the dose should be divided and injected into multiple sites, massaging the area gently afterwards to aid absorption.
• Intramuscular (IM) Injection: Also used for administration. 

• Temperature: The solution should be warmed to body temperature before injection.
• Speed: Rapid intravenous injection can cause cardiac arrhythmias, collapse, and death. It must be administered slowly, and stopped if the animal shows signs of adverse reactions.