Composition

Each 100 mL contains:

Fluazuron……12.5%

Oily vehicle……qsp100 mL

NOTE: formulation in vegetable oils, solvent, co-solvent, antioxidants, antibacterials and stabilizer.

Indications

Specially used for long-term tick control of* cattle and sheep. Targeting hard tick and soft tick populations that are resistant to traditional acaricides (such as pyrethroids and organophosphates). By inhibiting the development of tick larvae and blocking the reproductive cycle, it is suitable for comprehensive tick control in pasture environments.

Administration and Dosage

Route of administration: subcutaneous injection (cattle: neck triangle; sheep: area behind the ear).

Cattle and sheep: 0.04 mL/kg body weight (i.e. 4 mL for every 100 kg body weight).

Frequency: injection once every 12 weeks (can be shortened to 8 weeks during the high-incidence season of ticks).

Precautions

It is forbidden to use it in late pregnancy (4 weeks before delivery) of female animals (may affect fetal development).

It is forbidden to use it with organophosphorus insecticides (increase the risk of neurotoxicity).

It is forbidden to use it intravenously or intramuscularly (only for subcutaneous route).

Side Effects

Common

Nodule or temporary hair loss at the injection site (caused by slow absorption of the oil base, usually disappears in 2-4 weeks).

Mild anorexia (<24 hours).

Rare

Allergic reaction (urticaria, facial swelling).

Injection into a blood vessel may cause hemolysis.

Withdrawal Times

Cattle (meat): 28 days (withdrawal period before slaughter).

Sheep (meat): 21 days.

Dairy animals: Do not use in lactating cows/goats.

Storage

Store at 2-25°C away from light

2 years

Packing

100ml