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L-zin *inj, 10 ml for Dogs, Cats, Rabbits, Cattle
L-ching vitamin solution for injection, 10 ml (catosal analog)
Applications
The drug is used in camels, cattle, calves, pigs, pigs, sheep, lambs, goats, goats, dogs, cats, rabbits, fur animals, and poultry (chickens, laying hens, young hens, broilers) with metabolic disorders, vitamin deficiency, as a stimulant and a tonic to increase resistance body intoxication, diseases of different etiologies to improve growth and development in the treatment of the body with insufficient calcium and magnesium, childbirth, postpartum complications (postpartum paresis), during rehabilitation, after surgery, stress, to normalize the blood and liver function, with significant physical exertion.
-15%HotAmoxicillinClavulanic acid
50mg (10 tablets)250mg (10 tablets)Synulox 50-250 mg for dogs and cats 10 tablets
Sinulox 250 mg / 50 mg ( amoxicillin + Clavulanic Acid ) analog Clavacillin, Clavamox, Clavaseptin, Betacillin
Treatment of a range of bacterial infections, including skin disease, soft tissue infections...
Prescribed to dogs and cats for the treatment of infections of bacterial etiology: diseases of the skin and soft tissues (abscesses, pyoderma, inflammation of the paranoid glands, gingivitis, stomatitis, etc.), respiratory diseases, diseases of the genitourinary system and enteritis.Globf-4, 1ml*5pcs
Globfel-4, 1 ml*5pcs
Storage
Globfel-4 is a gamma and beta-globulin fractions of serum of oxen, horses or goats, hyperimmunized with antigens of viruses of panleukopenia, infectious rhinotracheitis, caliciviruses and chlamydia of cats.The order of application
The greatest therapeutic and therapeutic effect is achieved when using the drug in the early stages of the disease. Globfel-4 is administered subcutaneously:- for the prevention of viral infections in animals weighing up to 10 kg is administered 1.0 cm3, more than 10 kg - 2.0 cm3 of the drug;
- for therapeutic purposes Globfel-4 is administered in these doses 2-4 times with an interval of 12-24 hours, depending on the severity of the animal.
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