Animec Injection (Ivermectin)

Name: Animec Injection (Ivermectin)
SKU: 1200
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Price range: $29.00 through $39.00

Animec Injection is a broad spectrum anti parasitic for cattle. It is used for the treatment and control of gastro-intestinal nematodes, lungworms, warbles, mange, mites and lice in beef and non lactating dairy cattle of all ages.

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Animec Injection (Ivermectin)

Active Ingredient: Ivermectin

Target Species: Cattle

Administration Method: Subcutaneous injection (under the skin)

Treats and Controls: Gastro-intestinal nematodes, lungworms, warbles, mange, mites and lice in cattle.

Withdrawal Time: 49 days for cattle intended for meat and offal, not permitted for use on cattle producing milk for human consumption.

Dosage for cattle: 1 ml per 50 kg of bodyweight

Body Weight	Dose Volume	Doses Per Pack
Body Weight	Dose Volume	250ml	500ml
50kg	1ml	250	500
100kg	2 ml	125	250
150kg	3 ml	83	166
200kg	4 ml	63	125
250kg	5 ml	50	100
300kg	6 ml	42	83
350kg	7 ml	36	71
400kg	8 ml	31	62
450kg	9 ml	28	55
500kg	10 ml	25	50
550kg	11 ml	23	45
600kg	12 ml	21	42

Always read the label and all enclosed information for Animec Injection before administering to animals!

Key Features of Animec Injection

It is a broad spectrum anti parasitic for cattle.
Treats and controls gastro-intestinal nematodes, lungworms, warbles, mange, mites and lice
Used in beef and non lactating dairy cattle of all ages
Reliable way to maximise the effect.
Rapid delivery

Why use an injection over a pour-on?

Injections are the most reliable way to maximise the effect of the active ingredient
Injections guarantee the active ingredient is delivered rapidly and in high concentration
With injections, factors such as skin and coat thickness, spillage of product and weather do not affect dosage

Signs and effects of infected cattle

Infection: Gut Worm

Symptoms: Diarrhoea, decreased appetite, loss of weight

Effects: Gutworm can cause severe damage to the stomach and small intestine which will cause parasitic gastroenteritis, this will not only negatively affect the health of the animal but will affect the profitability for the farmer.

Infection: Lungworm

Symptoms: Short, sharp cough that becomes worse with exercise, in severe cases the animal will have obvious difficulty breathing.

Effects: Lungworm infections cause a high susceptibility to respiratory viruses and bacteria. Infected cattle are prone to contracting severe bronchial pneumonia which if left untreated can lead to death.