Primectin 0.5% Pour-on (Ivermectin)

Name: Primectin 0.5% Pour-on (Ivermectin)
SKU: 1182
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Primectin 0.5% Pour-on (Ivermectin) is used for the treatment and control of gastro-intestinal nemotades, lungworms, warbles, chotioptic and sarcoptic mange mites and sucking and biting lice of beef and non-lactating dairy cattle.

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Primectin 0.5% Pour-on (Ivermectin)

Active Ingredient: Ivermectin

Target Species: Cattle

Administration Method: Pour-on

Treats and Controls: Gastro-intestinal roundworms, lungworms, eyeworms, mites and lice

Withdrawal Time: 28 days for animals intended for meat and offal, not permitted for use on animals producing milk for human consumption. Do not use in non-lactating dairy cattle including pregnant heifers within 60 days of calving.

Dosage: 1 ml per 10 kg of bodyweight

Body Weight	Dose Volume	Number of full doses per pack:
Body Weight	Dose Volume	1 Litre	2.5 Litre	5 Liter
50kg	5 ml	200	500	1000
100kg	10 ml	100	250	500
150kg	15 ml	67	167	333
200kg	20 ml	50	125	250
250kg	25 ml	40	100	200
300kg	30 ml	33	83	167
350kg	35 ml	29	71	143
400kg	40 ml	25	63	125
450kg	45 ml	22	56	111
500kg	50 ml	20	50	100
550kg	55 ml	18	45	91
600kg	60 ml	17	41	83

Always read the label and all enclosed information for Imec Pour-on before administering to animals!

What are the signs and effects of livestock infected with parasites?

Signs and effects of infected livestock

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.