Quadrant DC

Ülke: Yeni Zelanda

Dil: İngilizce

Kaynak: Ministry for Primary Industries

Aktif bileşen:

cephalonium

Mevcut itibaren:

Virbac New Zealand Limited

INN (International Adı):

cephalonium

Kompozisyon:

cephalonium 83.3 g/kg

Terapötik alanı:

Antibiotic

Yetkilendirme durumu:

ACVM Registered

Yetkilendirme tarihi:

2008-09-29

Ürün özellikleri

Quadrant DC A10107
Label text
July 2022
Syringe
Virbac
For
Animal
Treatment
Only
Registered veterinary medicine
QUADRANT™ DC
FOR DRY COW USE ONLY.
Contains 250 mg Cephalonium in a long-acting base.
Withholding Period:
Milk: 49 days after treatment plus 8 milkings (Refer to secondary
packaging)
Meat:
30
days
ACVM
No. A10107.
Registered to and manufactured in New Zealand by VIRBAC NEW ZEALAND
LTD, 26-30 Maui
Street, Pukete, Hamilton.
Batch:
Expiry:
Warning
Keep out of reach of children. Read label before use.
May cause an allergic skin reaction.
Quadrant DC A10107
Label text
July 2022
Carton
Virbac
Intramammary
For Animal Treatment Only RESTRICTED
VETERINARY MEDICINE
QUADRANT™ DC
Intramammary Suspension for Cattle
FOR DRY COW USE ONLY.
Each single dose syringe contains: 250
mg Cephalonium in a long-acting base
Contains cefalonium
Made in New Zealand
Proven
in
NZ
conditions
[40 Syringes = 10 Cows] [200 Syringes = 50 Cows]
Dry cow
Quadrant DC A10107
Label text
July 2022
USES
Routine dry cow therapy is an integral part of mastitis control. In
conjunction with teat spraying
and proper management of the cow during the drying off period, the
careful administration of
Quadrant™ DC at drying off:

reduces new infections at drying off and in the dry period

treats subclinical mastitis that may be present at drying off

helps reduce SCCs and mastitis in the subsequent lactation
Quadrant™ DC treatment can be followed by administration of
intramammary teat sealants
Dryzen (A011639) for additional protection from new intramammary
infections.
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION
Treat each cow immediately following its final milking for the season.
Administration must not be
delayed.
When using dry cow preparations, care must be taken not to introduce
infection into the udder.
Clean teat thoroughly with cotton wool soaked in methylated spirit.
Allow to dry. Partially insert
nozzle and infuse the full contents of syringe into the teat canal.
Spray carefully with an
approved teat spray.
In some circumstances combined therapy