Composition
Each ml contains
Ivermectin………......…10mg
Closantel Sodium…..100mg
Vitamin A……..........….50000IU
Vitamin D₃…….......….7500IU
Vitamin E………....……5mg

Indications
The injection is mainly applied to treating domestic animal’s diseases of gastrointestinal nematodes, hypoderma bovis, hypoderma lineatum, sheep nose bot, psoroptes ovis, sarcoptes scabiei var. Suis, sarcoptes ovis, fasciola (Liver Fluke), oestrus spp and the like. using in treatment and prevention of vitamin deficiencies in farm animals.It can be used in Growth disturbances, weakness of new-born animals, neonatal anemia, sight disturbances, intestinal troubles, convalescence, anorexia, not-infectious reproductive disturbances, rachitic, muscle weakness, muscular tremor and myocardial failure with difficulties in breathing; worm infections.

Dosage and Administration
For subcutaneous injection
Cattle: 1.0 ml/50 kg body weight.
Sheep: 0.5 ml/25 kg body weight.
Medication should never be administered without first consulting your veterinarian. The dose for ivermectin varies from species to species and also depends on the intent of treatment. General dosing guidelines follow.
For cattle and sheep: 0.2mg/kg body weight.

Side Effect
Ivermectin should be used with caution in collie breeds or collie mixed breeds due to potential toxic effects. This is particularly true when using higher doses.
Ivermectin should not be used in dogs that are positive for heartworm disease except under strict supervision of a veterinarian.

Withdrawal Time
Cattle and sheep: 21 days
Milk: 20 days

Storage and Expired Time
Store in a dry and dark place below 30℃.
2 years

Packing
100ml