FENBENATE, 40 mg / g (powder)

Description

oral powder for pigs

The qualitative and quantitative composition of the active substance:
Fenbendazol 40 mg / g

Type and size of packaging:
PA / PE film bags containing 200 g, 500 g.

Indications:
Treatment of parasitic infestations in pigs caused by nematodes sensitive to fenbendazole: Hyostrongylus rubidus, Ascaris suum, Strongyloides ransomi, Oesophagostomum sp., Trichuris suis, Metastrongylus sp.

Contraindications:
None.

Side effects:
None found. If you experience side effects after the administration of this product or notice any alarming symptoms not mentioned in the leaflet (including human symptoms due to contact with the drug), please inform the responsible veterinarian, responsible entity or the Office for Registration of Medicinal Products, Medical Devices and Biocidal Products. The application form should be downloaded from the website http://www.urpl.gov.pl (Division of Medicinal Veterinary Products).

Dosage and route of administration:
The product is intended for the treatment of individual pigs or a small group of them on small farms. In larger farms, medicated feed prepared from the premix is used for the treatment of parasitized pigs. The one-time daily therapeutic dose of fenbendazole is 5 mg / kg, which corresponds to 0.125 g of drug / kg given with a daily portion of feed or 0.021 g of medicine / kg administered with feed for the next 6 days. Before administration, the drug should be thoroughly mixed with the feed. The veterinary medicinal product should only be added to dry feed. Before treatment, the weight of the animals and the amount of food they eat should be determined as accurately as possible. On this basis, an individual dose of the drug is determined. The approximate amount of feed consumed by pigs per day is about 40-50 g / kg daily. Prepare exactly the amount of feed that pigs will eat. Any leftovers should be selected, cleaned and disposed of in a manner consistent with applicable regulations. In order to reduce the risk of infection, good treatment and hygiene practices should be implemented. Deworm should be in the case of the appearance of parasites or prophylactically, but not more often than every 6 months. Deworming should be carried out twice at an interval of 10-14 days. In order to avoid the increase of parasite resistance to the drug, it should be used on the farm up to 8 times. Then, use the product of the counterparts with a different mechanism of action.

Recommendations for correct administration:
Prior to the administration of the drug, it is recommended to starve the animals without feeding them the previous day. The medicated feed should be the only available feed for treated animals.

Withdrawal period:
Edible tissues 4 days.

Special precautions for storage and transport:
Do not store above 25°C. The validity period is 2 years.
Shelf life after first opening the immediate packaging: 1 month.
Shelf life after mixing with feed:
6 days.