Hanfords US Vet Go - Dry Cow Mastitis Treatment
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Hanfords US Vet Go-Dry Cow Mastitis Treatment is used to treat dry cows for bovine mastitis caused by Streptococcus agalactiae. Each 10 mL. syringe contains 100,000 units penicillin G. procaine in sesame oil. 72 hours milk withholding and 14 day slaughter withdrawal is recommended after use.
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Active Ingredient 100,000 units of penicillin G procaine sesame oil 8.7g calcium carbonate 0.089g corn starch 0.089g hydrogenated castor oil 0.044g. Target pests Bovine mastitis. For use in Dry cows. Application Administer at the time of drying-off by infusing all four quarters, one time only, with a single 10mL syringe. Pet safe Yes, if used as directed on the label. Formulation Liquid Formula. NOT FOR SALE TO AK, CA, DC, PR Special Features It is effective against udder infections caused by Streptococcus agalactiae. Shipping Weight 0.71 lbs Manufacturer Durvet Inc (Mfg. Number: 22701551) UPC 386108012108 DOSAGE:
Administer at the time of drying-off by infusing all four quarters, one time only, with a single 10mL syringe.
ADMINISTRATION:
At the time of drying-off, milk the udder dry. Wash the teats and udder thoroughly with warm water containing a suitable dairy disinfectant. Dry thoroughly. The hands of the operator should be washed and dried before administration of each treatment. Using the alcohol pads that are provided with each syringe wipe off teat, using a separate pad for each teat.
When using this product, remove plastic cover from tip of syringe and, while holding teat firmly, insert tip into streak canal, then push plunger and inject entire contents. After injection, grasp the end of the teat firmly, then gently massage the medication up the teat canal into the udder. It is recommended to use a suitable teat dip on all teats following treatment.
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