Veterinary Medicines Enrofloxacin 10% Injection

Enrofloxacin Antibacterial Injectable Solution (Putney) is a broad-spectrum fluroquinolone ANTIBIOTIC indicated for the management of disease in dogs associated with bacterial pathogens with activity against both Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria. Fluroquinolone antibiotics interfere with bacterial DNA metabolism killing the bacteria.

Enrofloxacin Injection For veterinary use only
COMPOSITIONS :
Enrofloxacin 100 mg per ml
DESCRIPTION:
The product is clear or light yellow liquid
INDICATIONS : For the treatment of animals’ bacterial diseases and mycoplasma infections, such as pig’s mycoplasma pneumonia, Pasteurellosis, colibacillosis, salmonellosis, streptococcicosis,actinobacillosis , mastitis, etc.And skin , respiratory tract and urinary tract infections caused by canine and feline’s sensitive bacteria

ADMINISTRATION AND DOSAGE:
Cattle,sheep and pig ----2.5 –3 ml per 1kg of body weight
Dog ,cat and rabbit ----3 –5 ml per 1kg of body weight
Once to twice a day for two or three days
ADVERSE REACTIONS:
1 It can cause young animals’ cartilage to lesion , leading to claudication and pain.
2 I t has some effect on digestive system, e.g.vomit , bellyache and abdominal distention.
3 It has some cutireaction,e.g erythema, pruritus ,hives and photosensitized reactions.
PRECAUTIONS :
1 It is not suitable for horse .
2 It is not suitable for dog which is 8 weeks old .
3 It has some potential stimulant effect on cental system,leading to falling sickness and dogs which have falling sickness should be used with caution .
4 Carnivorous animals and animals with bad renal function should be used with caution , sometimes it may lead to crystalluria.
5 The drug-resistant strains are growing ,it is not used in a long time .
6 It is not used for laying hens .
WITHDRAWAL PERIOD :
Cattle and sheep :14 days ;Pig :10 days ;Rabbit : 14 days
SPECIFICATIONS:
100ml Vial
STORAGE：
Protect from light, store tightly sealed in a cool and dry place

Product Categories : Injection Veterinary Medicine