Calboro-23% (Canada)
This treatment applies to the following species:CALCIUM GLUCONATE INJECTION, USP
VETERINARY USE ONLY
STERILE
Parenteral solution for the treatment of milk fever.
Warnings
No meat withdrawal period or milk withholding time is required when used according to the label.
Keep out of reach of children.
DIN 02422271
Active Ingredients
Calcium gluconate monohydrate |
23.963% w/v |
(equivalent to 10.71 g of calcium per 500 ml)
Inactive Ingredients
boric acid, water for injection.
Calboro-23% Indications
For use as source of calcium to aid in the treatment of hypocalcemia in cattle, sheep and swine, such as milk fever in the dairy cow.
Dosage and Administration
Administer slowly by intravenous or subcutaneous injection. Intravenous administration is recommended for the treatment of acute conditions. Warm the solution to body temperature prior to use. When administered subcutaneously, the dose should be divided over several sites. Inject slowly and use aseptic technique for administration. Dosage may be repeated after several hours if required or as recommended by a veterinarian.
Adult cattle |
250 - 500 mL |
Adult swine and sheep |
50 - 125 mL |
or as recommended by a veterinarian. If there is no noticeable improvement within 12 to 24 hours following treatment, consult your veterinarian. Monitor animal’s condition closely.
CAUTIONS: Contains no preservatives. Use only if solution is clear. Discard any unused portion.
Storage
Store between 15°C - 30°C. Keep from freezing. Keep away from direct light.Manufactured by: DMVét Inc., 3299 rue Suzor-Côté. Sherbrooke (QC), Canada, J1K 3C1
Net |
NTI# |
RMS # |
500 mL |
18-802 |
92-1061 |
CPN: 1762000.5
3299 RUE SUZOR-CÔTÉ, SHERBROOKE, QC, J1K 3C1
Email: | slebire@dmvet.ca |
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