Chicken vaccines, vacination chicken, AVINEW, GALLIMUNE, HAEMOVAX, MAREK

vaccines

AVINEW BIORAL H120 BUR 706 GALLIMUNE ND
GALLIMUNE 204ND GALLIMUNE 407ND GALLIMUNE 503ND HAEMOVAX
IBD BLEN MAREK SEROTYPE1 MAREK SEROTYPE3 NEMOVAC
VAXXITEK HVT+IBD

AVINEW

avinew

AVINEW Live vaccine against Newcastle disease VG/VA Strain – Freeze-dried pellet.

Composition:The vaNDccinal strain is the VG/GA strain of Newcastle disease virus. Each dose contains at least 15 PD90 (protecive dose 90%)

Doses: Use within 2 hours after reconstitution with antiseptic and/or disinfectant free drinking water.

Route of administration and dosage:

Individual vaccination:

  • 1> Ocular route: Place a drop of the vaccine solution on the eye of the chicken, wait until the drop spreads properly, then free the chicken.
  • 2> Beak dipping (nasal route) – (only for 1 day old chicken): Dip the beak into the solution up to nostril level so that the solution can penetrate the nasal ducts.

Mass vaccination:

  • 1> Drinking water (oral route) – (from the 4th day): Prepare the vaccine solution immediately prior to use by adding the amount of drinking water normally absorbed within one to two hours. All chickens to be vaccinated should be deprived of drinking water for two hours before vaccination.
  • 2> Aerosol– spraying (respiratory route): Spray the vaccine solution above the chicken using a pressure sprayer capable of producing microdroplets.

Vaccination schedule

Primary vaccination as from 1 day of age.

Boosters:

Broilers: possible booster 2-3 weeks later Future breeders and layers: boosters 2-3 weeks and 7-8 weeks later; then booster with an inactivated vaccine administered prior to the onset of egg production.

This standard vaccination schedule can be adapted according to the local epidemiological challenge conditions.

 

BIORAL H120

Bioral H120

Modified live vaccine against avian infectious bronchitis H 120 strain- Freeze-dried pellet

Composition

Each dose of vaccine contains : Infectious bronchitis virus, H120 strain, mimimun 103 EID 50

Indication

Active immunization of chickens against avian infectious bronchitis.

Administration and dosage

  • Use immediately after reconstitution with antiseptic-and/or disinfectant-free drinking water.
  • Route and dosage :
  • Individual vaccination

-Ocular route : Place a drop of the vaccine solution on the eye of each bird, wait until the drop spreads properly, then free the bird.

-Bear dipping (nasal route) :  (only for 1-day-old chicks) : Dip the beak into the solution up to nostril level so that the solution can penetrate the nasal ducts.

  • Mass vaccination :

-Drinking water (oral route): Prepare the vaccine solution immediately prior to use by adding the amount of drinking water normally absorbed within one to two hours. All birds to be vaccinated should be deprived of drinking water for two hours before vaccination.

-Aerosol-spraying (respiratory route): Spray the vaccine solution above the birds using a pressure-sprayer capable of producing microdroplets.

Contra-indication

Do not vaccinate hens during the laying season.

Precaution

  • Vaccinate only healthy animals.
  • Apply usual aseptic procedures.
  • Use clean and antiseptic-and/or disinfectat-free equipment for preparation of vaccine solution.
  • Destroyunused vaccine and disinfect empty vials before discarding them.

Withdrawal period

Not applicable.

Storage & packing

  • Store between 2-80C, protected from light.
  • 1000doses/pack

 

BUR 706

BUR 706

Freeze dried modified live vaccine against infectious bursal disease S706 strain

Composition

Each dose of vaccine contains:

Attenuated infectious bursal disease virus, S706 strain, at least 104,0CCID 50

Indication

Vaccination of chickens against infectious bursal disease.

Administration and dosage

  • Reconstitute the freeze-dried vaccine with antiseptic-or disinfectant-free drinking water ( 1ml per 1,000-dose vial). Use immediately after reconstitution.
  • Administration routes

Individual vaccination :

  • Ocular route
  • Beak dipping

Mass vaccination :

  • Aerosol –spraying
  • Drinking water

Precaution

Vaccinate only healthy animals.

Apply usual aseptic procedures.

Only use sterile, antiseptic- or disinfectant-free mateial for the preparation of the vaccine solution.

Destroy unused contents and disinfect all empty bottles before discarding them.

Withdrawal period

Not applicable

Storage & Packing

  • Store between 2-80C, protected from light.
  • 1000doses/pack

 

GALLIMUNE ND

GALLIMUNE

GALLIMUNE ND: Inactivated vaccine against Newcastle disease.

Composition: The vaccine contains inactivated Newcastle disease virus, a preservative and an oil excipient.

Indication: Active immunization of breeding stock against Newcastle disease as a booster for the respective existing vaccines.

Administration and dosage:

  • Shake well prior to use Subcutaneous and/or intramuscular route
  • Dosage: one 0.3 ml dose per chicken.
  • One single injection 2 to 4 weeks prior to the laying season.

Packaging: Bottle 300 ml contains 1000 doses.

 

GALLIMUNE 204ND + IBD

GALLIMUNE 204 ND

Inactavited Oil Adjuvant Vaccine

Composition :  Consists of Newcastle disease, Ulster 2C Strain and Infectious Bursal disease, VNJO strain.

Indication : Active immunization of breeding stock against Newcastle disease and Infectious bursal disease as a booster for the respective axisting vaccines.

Administration and dosage

Gallimune 4204 can be administrated by subcutaneous or intra-muscular injection.

  • Dosage: one 0,3 ml dose per bird.

Precautions

  • Vaccinate only healthy animals.
  • Apply usual aseptic procedures.
  • Do not use syringes with natural rubber-based or butyl-derived elastomer pistons.
  • In case of accidental injection to operator, urgent medical attention is necessary.

Withdrawal period: Not applicable.

Storage & Packaging

  • Store between 2-8oC, protected from light, Do not freeze.
  • Bottle 300 ml contains 1000 doses.

 

GALLIMUNE 407 ND+IB+EDS+ART

GALLIMUNE 407 ND

Inactavited Oil Adjuvant Vaccine

Composition :  Consists of Newcastle disease, Ulster 2C Strain and Infectious bronchitis, Massachusetts strain, Egg drop syndrome, EDS 127 strain and swollen Head syndrome viruses.

Indication : Vaccination of poultry against infectious of Newcastle disease virus, Infectious bronchitis virus, Egg drop syndrome virus and swollen Head syndrome viruses.

Adminitration and dosage

Gallimune 407 can be administrated by subcutaneous or intra-muscular injection.

  • Dosage: one 0,3 ml dose per bird.

Precautions

  • Vaccinate only health animals.
  • Apply usual aseptic procedures.
  • Do not use syringes with natural rubber-based or butyl-deried elastomer pistons.
  • In case of accidental injection to operator, urgent medical attention is necessary.

Withdrawal period: Not applicable.

Storage & Packaging

  • Storage between 2-80C, protected from light. Do not freeze.
  • Bottle 300 ml contains 1000 doses.

 

GALLIMUNE 503 ND+IB+EDS+ID2

GALLIMUNE 503 ND

Inactavited Oil Adjuvant Vaccine

Composition : Consists of Newcastle disease, Ulster 2C Strain and Infectious bronchitis, Massachusetts strain, Egg drop syndrome, EDS 127 strain, swollen Head syndrome viruses and Haemophilus paragallinarum Type A &C

Indication : Vaccination of poultry against infectious of Newcastle disease virus, Infectious bronchitis virus, Egg drop syndrome virus, swollen Head syndrome viruses and infectiuos Coryza disease. It serves as a booster for respective live against ND and IB

Adminitration and dosage

Gallimune 503 can be administrated by subcutaneous or intra-muscular injection.

  • Dosage: one 0,3 ml dose per bird.

Precautions

  • Vaccinate only health animals.
  • Apply usual aseptic procedures.
  • Do not use syringes with natural rubber-based or butyl-deried elastomer pistons.
  • In case of accidental injection to operator, urgent medical attention is necessary.

Withdrawal period : Not applicable.

Storage & Packaging

  • Storage between 2-80C, protected from light. Do not freeze.
  • Bottle 300 ml contains 1000 doses.

 

HAEMOVAX

haemovax

HAEMOVAX adjuvanted inactivated vaccine for avian haemophilosis (infectious coryza)

Composition:

  • Haemophilus paragallinarum type A, Haemophilus paragallinarum type C: q.s. to obtain a seroconversion index of at least 0.6log10 in chickens.
  • Al+++ (as hydroxide): 0,63 ± 0,1 mg
  • Thiomersal, at most: 0.03 mg
  • 0.15M sodium chloride solution, q.s: 0.3 ml

Indication: Vaccination of future layer and future breeder pullets against infectious coryza.

Administration and dosage:

  • Shake well prior to use
  • Subcutaneous and/or intramuscular route
  • One 0.3 ml dose per chicken Two injections at 3 to 6 weeks interval, the second one being performed at the latest 3 weeks prior to the beginning of the laying period.

Packaging:

Box contains 10 bottles, each bottle 1000 doses.

 

IBD BLEN

IBD BLEN

Merial

Bursal Disease Vaccine contains live bursal disease virus

Composition : Consist of the world-renowned broad-spectrum protective “intermedicate plus” winterfield 2512 IBD virus strain.

Indication : Vaccination of poultry against infection Bursal Disease Virus (IBDV)

Administration Method : IBD- Blen can be administrated by drinking water, mouth and eye-drop.

Drinking water vaccination using pouring application

Drinking water vaccination is recommended for healthy chickens seven to fourteen days of age.

  1. Remove all medications, sanitizers and disinfectants from the drinking water 72 hours (three days) prior to vaccination.
  2. Provide sufficient waterers so that all the chickens can drink at one time. Shut off water supply and allow chickens to consume all the water in the lines.
  3. Raise water lines above the chickens’ heads. Clean and rinse the waterers thoroughly.
  4. Withhold all water from the chickens for a minimum of two hours in warm weather to four hours in cool weather prior to vaccination to stimulate thirst. Withdrawal time should be reduced if half-house brooding is in process.
  5. Do not open or mix vaccine until ready to vaccinate.
  6. Drinking water for vaccine delivery should contain 29 gram (one ounce) of non-fat dry milk per 3.8 liters (US gallon) of non-chlorinated water, or should contain milk product based stabilizer prepared according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
  7. Reconstitute the vaccine in 11 liters (3 US gallons) of milk-water during cool weather or 15 liters (4 US gallons) of milk-water during warm weather for each 1,000 doses.
  8. Distribute vaccine solution among waterers. Avoid direct sunlight.
  9. Lower waterers and allow the chickens to drink freely. Add the remaining vaccine solution to the water lines as the chickens drink.
  10. Do not provide additional drinking water until all the vaccine is consumed.

Drinking water vaccination using proportioner application

  1. Remove all medications sanitizers and disinfectants from the drinking water 72 hours (three days) prior to vaccination.
  2. Clean all containers, hoses and waterers prior to vaccination.
  3. Withhold all water from the chickens for a minimum of two hours in warm weather to four hours in cool weather prior to vaccination to stimulate thirst. Withdrawal time should be reduced if half-house brooding is in process.
  4. Do not open or mix vaccine until ready to vaccinate.
  5. Calculate to supply vaccine solution at a rate of 11 liters (3 US gallons) per 1,000 chickens in cool weather and 15 liters (4 US gallons) per 1,000 chickens in warm weather. The age of the chickens should be considered when calculating water supply. Always use non-chlorinated water when vaccinating chickens.

Storage & Packing

  • Freeze dried vaccine at 2-8°C . Do not freeze.
  • 1000 doses and 2000 doses/pack

 

MAREK SEROTYPE 1

MAREK

Merial
Serotype 1, Live Virus

Compositon : Contains of cell associated modified live Marek’s Rispens CVI 988 strain virus.

Indication :  Vaccination of poultry against infection of Marek’s disease virus (MDV).

Preparation of vaccine

  1. Dilute the vaccine only as directed, observing all precautions and warnings for handling.
  2. Remove from the liquid nitrogen only the ampules that are going to be used immediately. Move quickly, but carefully.
  3. Place the ampule(s) in a large, clean container of water at 20° to 30°C (68° to 86°F) to thaw ampule quickly. Thaw the entire contents. Gently swirl the ampule to disperse contents. Break ampule at its neck and quickly proceed as described below.
  4. Use 200 ml of sterile diluent for each 1,000 doses of vaccine to be injected subcutaneously. Remove the cover from the diluent container. Draw contents of the ampule into a sterile 10 ml syringe fitted with an 18 to 20 gauge needle. Slowly add the contents of the vaccine ampule to the appropriate volume of diluent. Withdraw a small amount of the diluent, rinse the ampule once and add this to the vaccine-diluent mixture. Mix the contents of the diluent container thoroughly by swirling and inverting the container. Do not shake vigorously.
  5. Keep the container of diluted vaccine in an ice bath. Use the vaccine-diluent mixture immediately. Agitate as needed to ensure a uniform suspension of the cells.

Subcutaneous injection

Important: Sterilize vaccinating equipment by autoclaving a minimum of 15 minutes at 121°C (250°F) or boiling in water for at least 20 minutes. Never allow chemical disinfectants to come in contact with vaccination equipment.

  1. Use a sterile automatic syringe with a 20 to 22 gauge 3/8” to 1/2” needle that is set to accurately deliver 0.2 ml per dose. Check the accuracy of delivery several times during the vaccination procedure.
  2. Inject chickens under the loose skin at the back of the neck (subcutaneously), holding the chicken by the back of the neck just below the head. The loose skin in this area is raised by gently pinching with the thumb and forefinger. Insert the needle beneath the skin in a direction away from the head. Inject 0.2 ml per chicken. Avoid hitting the muscles and bones in the neck.
  3. Use the entire contents of the vaccine container within one hour after mixing the vaccine with the diluent.

Storage & Packing

  • Ampules: Store in liquid nitrogen.
  • Diluent: Store at room temperature.
  • 1000 and 2000 doses/pack.

 

MAREK SEROTYPE 3

MAREK

MAREK’S DISEASE VACCINE Serotype 3, Live Virus:

Composition : Contains of cell free live Herpesvirus Turkey FC 126 strain virus.

Indication : Vaccination of poultry against infection of Marek’s disease virus (MDV).

Preparation of vaccine

IMFORTANT: sterilize vaccinating equipment by autoclaving 15 minutes at 1210C or by boiling in water for 20 minutes. Never allow any chemical disinfectant to come in contact with vaccinating equipment.

  1. for each 1,000 doses of vaccine, use 200 ml of sterile diluent.
  2. do not open and rehydrate the vaccine until ready to start vaccinating.
  3. tear off the aluminum seal from a bottle of diluent and remove the stopper.
  4. using a sterile syringe, remove 2 ml of diluent and add to the dried vaccine.
  5. allow the vaccine to dissolve, and transfer the dissolved vaccine back into the bottle of diluent.
  6. rinse the vaccine vial to be sure of removing all the vaccine.
  7. replace the stopper and thoroughly mix the vaccine and diluent by swirling and inverting.
  8. use the vaccine-diluent mixture immediately as described below.

Subcutaneous injection method

  1. use a sterile automatic syringe with a 20-22 gauge, 3/8-1/2 inch needle that is set to accurately deliver 0,2ml. Check the accuracy of delivery several times during the vaccination procedure.
  2. dilute the vaccine only as directed, observing all precautions and warnings for handling.
  3. keep the bottle of diluted vaccine in an ice bath and agitate continuously.
  4. hold the chicken by the back of the neck, just below the head. The loose skin in this area is raised by gently pinching with the thumb and forefinger. Insert the needle beneath the skin in a direction away from the head. Inject 0,2ml per chicken. Avoid hitting the muscles and bones in the neck.
  5. use entire contents of bottle within one hour after mixing.

Precautions

  • Do not vaccine disease chickenns.
  • Vaccinate all chickens on the premises at the time.
  • Administer a mimimum of one dose per chicken.
  • Avoid stress conditions during and following vaccination.
  • Do not place chickens in contaminated facilities.
  • Exposure to disease must be minimized as much as possible.

Storage & Packing

  • Store between 2-80C, protected from light.
  • 1000 doses/pack

 

NEMOVAC

nemovac

Freeze-dried live vaccine against swolle head syndrome in chickens

Composition

Each dose of vaccine contains
SHS virus (PL 21 strain), at least 102,3 CCID50.

Indications : Vaccination of poultry against infectious of Avian Pneumovirus (APV).

Administration of dosage

  • Route of administration and dosage
  • Drinking water (oral route)
  • Prepare the vaccine solution immediately prior to use by adding the mount of drinking water normally taken up within one to two hours. All birds to be vaccinated should be deprived of drinking water for two hours before vaccine.

Precaution

  • Vaccinate only healthy birds.
  • Apply usua aseptic procedures.
  • Only use clean, antiseptic and/or disinfectant-free equipment for the prepareation of the vaccine solution.
  • Destroy any unused vaccine contents and disinfected all empty bottles before discarding them.

Storage & Packing

  • Storage between +2oC and + 8 oC , protected from light.
  • 1000 doses/pack.

 

VAXXITEK HVT+ IBD

vaxxitek

Merial

Vaxxitek is a live recombinant vaccine against Gumboro disease and Marek’s Disease in chicken.

Composition : Each dose of vaccine (0.2 ml) contains at least 3.0 log 10 PFU.

Indication : Vaccination of poultry against infection of Marek’s disease virus (MDV) and Bursal Disease virus (BDV).

Preparation of vaccine

  1. Dilute the vaccine only as directed, observing all precautions and warnings for handling.
  2. Remove from the liquid nitrogen only the ampules that are going to be used immediately. Move quickly, but carefully.
  3. Place the ampule(s) in a large, clean container of water at 20° to 30°C (68° to 86°F) to thaw ampule quickly. Thaw the entire contents. Gently swirl the ampule to disperse contents. Break ampule at its neck and quickly proceed as described below.
  4. Use 200 mL of sterile diluent for each 1,000 doses of vaccine to be injected subcutaneously or for each 4,000 doses of vaccine to be administered in ovo. Remove the cover from the diluent container. Draw contents of the ampule into a sterile 10 mL syringe fitted with an 18 to 20 gauge needle. Slowly add the contents of the vaccine ampule to the appropriate volume of diluent. Withdraw a small amount of the diluent, rinse the ampule once and add this to the vaccine-diluent mixture. Mix the contents of the diluent container thoroughly by swirling and inverting the container. Do not shake vigorously.
  5. Keep the container of diluted vaccine in an ice bath. Use the vaccine-diluent mixture immediately. Agitate as needed to ensure a uniform suspension of the cells.

Subcutaneous injection

Important: Sterilize vaccinating equipment by autoclaving a minimum of 15 minutes at 121°C (250°F) or boiling in water for at least 20 minutes. Never allow chemical disinfectants to come in contact with vaccinating equipment.

  1. Use a sterile automatic syringe with a 20 to 22 gauge 3/8” to 1/2” needle that is set to accurately deliver 0.2 mL per dose. Check the accuracy of delivery several times during the vaccination procedure.
  2. Inject chickens under the loose skin at the back of the neck (subcutaneously), holding the chicken by the back of the neck just below the head. The loose skin in this area is raised by gently pinching with the thumb and forefinger. Insert the needle beneath the skin in a direction away from the head. Inject 0.2 mL per chicken. Avoid hitting the muscles and bones in the neck.
  3. Use the entire contents of the vaccine container within one hour after mixing the vaccine with the diluent.

In ovo

  1. Sanitize the egg injection system before and after use.
  2. Inject a 0.05 ml dose into each embryonated egg.
  3. Use the entire contents of the vaccine container within one hour after mixing the vaccine with the diluent.

Storage & packing

  • Ampules: Store in liquid nitrogen container.
  • Diluent: Store at room temperature.
  • 2000 doses/pack.

Pharma

COFACOLI COFACOLI Solution COFAMOX 20 CRD 92
HEPARENOL IODAVIC NEBUTOL PHOSRETIC
PID’VET POLYSTRONGLE PROPHYL RONAXAN 5%
SUANOVIL 50 SUPER LAYER VETOPHOS VITAPEROS
TRISULMIX TRISULMIX Poudre

COFACOLI

Cofacoli bot

Composition per 100 g
Oral powder

  • Colistin (as sulphate) : 75 million I.U. (i.e.: Colistin : 750 000 I.U./g)

Properties
Colistin (or polymyxin E) is a bactericidal antibiotic with a spectrum of activity entirely limited to
the  Gram-negative  bacteria.  The  mode  of  action  may  be  in  relation  with  the  permeability  of  the
cell  through  an  effect  on  the  cell  membranes  of  the  susceptible  bacteria.  The  species  usually
susceptible to colistin (to be check by in vitro testing) are:

  • Pseudomonas   aeruginosa,   Escherichia   coli,   Haemophilus   influenzae,   Klebsiella,   Aerobacter,
    Pasteurella, Salmonella, Shigella…

Colistin  is  very  few  absorbed  by  the  intestinal  mucosa.  Its  activity  will  therefore  be  limited  to
enteric  infections.  Absorption  being  very  low  following  oral  administration,  the  treatment  with
colistin will be well tolerated.

Indications
Poultry,   rabbits,   swine,   calves,   lambs:   all   digestive   diseases   caused   by   or   associated   with
organisms susceptible to colistin.

Administration route and dosage
Oral, in drinking water or liquid feed.

Poultry:  colistin:  75  000  I.U./kg/24  hours  corresponding  to  0.5  to  1  g  of  COFACOLI  per  litre  of
drinking water.

Swine,  calves,  lambs,  rabbits:  colistin:  100  000  I.U./kg/24  hours  corresponding  to  1.3  g  of
COFACOLI per 10 kg of live weight to be given in two daily administrations.

Adjust dosage to the age and to the real water consumption of the animals.
For 3 consecutive days.

Withdrawal period
Treated  animals should  not  be  slaughtered  for human consumption during  treatment  and  within
7 days after the end of the treatment.
Eggs: none.

Packaging

  • Box of 10 sachets of 100 g.
  • Box of 1 kg.

COFACOLI Solution

Cofacoli solution

Composition per 100 ml
Drinkable solution
Colistin (as sulphate) : 200 million I.U. (i.e.: Colistin 2 M I.U./ml)

Properties
Colistin (or polymyxin E) is a bactericidal antibiotic with a spectrum of activity entirely limited to
the  Gram-negative  bacteria.  The  mode  of  action  may  be  in  relation  with  the  permeability  of  the
cell  through  an  effect  on  the  cell  membranes  of  the  susceptible  bacteria.  The  species  usually
susceptible to colistin (to be check by in vitro testing) are:

  •   Pseudomonas   aeruginosa,   Escherichia   coli,   Haemophilus   influenzae,   Klebsiella,   Aerobacter,
    Pasteurella, Salmonella, Shigella…

Colistin  is  very  few  absorbed  by  the  intestinal  mucosa.  Its  activity  will  therefore  be  limited  to
enteric  infections.  Absorption  being  very  low  following  oral  administration,  the  treatment  with
colistin will be well tolerated.

Indications
Poultry, swine, calves, lambs:
-Treatment of digestive diseases caused by or associated with E. coli susceptible to colistin.

Administration route and dosage
Oral, in drinking water milk or liquid feed.
Poultry:  75  000  I.U.  of  colistin/kg/day,  during  3  days  i.e.  to  37.5  ml  of  COFACOLI  Solution  per
ton of live weight / day during 3 days.
Swine,  calves,  lambs:  100  000  I.U.  of  colistin/kg  of  live  weight/day,  to  be  given  in  two  equal
administrations,  during  3  days,  i.e.  0.50  ml  of  COFACOLI  Solution  per  10  kg  of  live  weight  and
per day, in two equal administrations, during 3 days.

Precautions
Special precautions to  be  taken by the  person administering the  veterinary medicinal  product to
animals.  In  case  of  hypersensitivity  to  polymyxins,  avoid  contact  with  the  veterinary  medicinal
product.  In  case  of  eyes  contact,  flush  with  plenty  of  water,  seek  for  medical  advice  and  show
the  package  insert  or  the  label  where  possible.  Wash  hands  after  use.  Special  precautions  for
the  disposal  of  unused  veterinary  medicinal  product  or  waste  materials  derived  from  the  use  of
such  products.  Any  unused  veterinary  medicinal  product  or  waste  materials  derived  from  such
veterinary medicinal products should be disposed of in accordance with local requirements.

Withdrawal period

  • Meat and offal: 1 day
  • Eggs: zero days.

Packaging

  • Bottle of 500 ml.
  • Bottle of 1 litre.
  • Bottle of 5 litres.

COFAMOX 20

Cofamox 20

Composition
Powder for oral solution

  • Amoxicillin (as trihydrate) : 200 mg
  • Excipient s.q.f.  : 1 g

Properties
Amoxicillin  is  a  semisynthetic  penicillin.  It  is  a  weak  acid,  slightly  liposoluble,  stable  in  acid
medium. It can be administered by enteral or parenteral route.

Pharmacodynamic properties:
Amoxicillin  is  a  wide  spectrum  antibiotic.  Amoxicillin  exerts  primarily  a  bactericidal  effect  on
susceptible   micro-organisms.   The   alterations   it   causes   in   the   bacterial   cell   wall   result   in
secondary  osmotic  lysis  of  the  cell.  The  predominant  effect  is  exerted  against  Gram-positive
bacteria, but certain Gram-negative bacteria, Staphylococcus spp., Streptococcus spp.,
Corynebacterium   spp.,   Escherichia   spp.,   Haemophilus   spp.,   Klebsiella   spp.,   Shigella   spp.,
Salmonella spp., Proteus spp., Pasteurella spp.

Pharmacokinetic properties:
Amoxicillin is extensively absorbed after oral administration. The fraction reaching the
bloodstream undergoes little metabolism and the only metabolite identified in laboratory species
corresponds to penicilloic acid which itself is rapidly excreted in the urine. Amoxicillin shows only
low  level  binding  to  plasma  proteins  (about  20%)  and  is  widely  distributed  in  different  organs,
making it an antibiotic of choice in the treatment of systemic infections.

Indications
Poultry:  infections  caused  by  or  associated  with  organisms  sensitive  to  amoxicillin,  especially
respiratory diseases due to Escherichia. coli spp. in broilers.

Administration route and dosage
Oral, in drinking water.
20  mg  of  amoxicillin  per  kg  and  per  day,  equivalent  to  1  g  of  COFAMOX  20  per  10  kg  L.W  and
per day for 5 consecutive days.

Contra-indications
Do not use in animals subject to penicillins or cephalosporins sensitivity.
Do not use in rabbits, guinea-pigs, hamsters, gerbils.
As  no  withdrawal  period  for  the  eggs  has  been  established,  do  not  use  in  layers  when  eggs  are
delivered  to  human  consumption  (during  laying  and  /  or  4  weeks  before  the  onset  of  the  laying
period).

Withdrawal period
Meat an offal: 8 days
As  no  withdrawal  period  for  the  eggs  has  been  established,  do  not  use  in  layers  when  eggs  are
delivered  to  human  consumption  (during  laying  and  /  or  4  weeks  before  the  onset  of  the  laying
period).

Packaging

  • Box of 10 sachets of 100 g.
  • Box of 1 kg.

CRD 92

 

crd 92

CRD 92: oral treatment against mycoplasmaosis and their bacterial complications.

Composition per 100g:

  • Oral powder
  • Spiramycin (as adipic mixture) – 50 million I.U.*
  • Trimethoprim – 5g
  • * 15.625g of spiramycin titrating 3200 I.U./mg
  • (i.e.: Spiramycin: 500 000 I.U./g – Trimethoprim: 50 mg/g)

Properties
CRD  92  is  the  combination  of  a  bacteriostatic  antibiotic  belonging  to  the  macrolides  group,
spiramycin  and  a  diaminopyrimidine:  trimethoprim,  a  synthetic  antibacterial.  Spiramycin  and
trimethoprim  have  both  an  activity  against  Gram-positive  and  Gram-negative  organisms.  The
species usually susceptible to the combination (to be check by in vitro testing) are:

  • Gram-positive: Staphylococci, Streptococci…
  • Gram-negative: colibacilli, Pasteurella, Salmonella, Bordetella, Haemophilus, Klebsiella,
    Campylobacter, Spirochetes…
  • Other organisms: mycoplasmas, Toxoplasma, Chlamydiae…

The  modes  of  action  of  these  two  active  components  are  different.  Spiramycin  interferes  with
protein  synthesis  by  binding  to  the  50S  subunit  of  the  ribosome.  Trimethoprim  inhibits  the
dihydrofolate   reductase,   enzyme   indispensable   to   the   synthesis   of   bacterial   nucleoproteins.
Following   oral   administration,   spiramycin   and   trimethoprim   are   rapidly   absorbed.   Diffusion
occurs into most body tissues and fluids (except cephalorachidian fluid for spiramycin).

Both  undergo  metabolic  inactivation  in  the  liver.  Excretion  is  in  the  urine  for  trimethoprim,  and
in the urine and bile with enterohepatic cycling for spiramycin.

Indications
Poultry,  rabbits,  swine,  calves,  lambs,  kids:  infections  caused  by  or  associated  with  organisms
sensitive to spiramycin and trimethoprim.

Administration route and dosage
Oral, in drinking water or liquid feed.
100 000 I.U. of spiramycin and 10 mg of trimethoprim per kg per day corresponding to 0.2 g of
CRD 92 per kg of live weight and per day.
Poultry, rabbits:
Starting chicks: 0.75 to 1 g of CRD 92 per litre of drinking water,
Rabbits,  broilers,  turkeys,  guinea  fowls,  palmipeds:  1  to  2  g  of  CRD  92  per  litre  of  drinking
water.
Swine,  lambs,  kids,  calves:  0.2  g  of  CRD  92  per  kg  of  live  weight,  to  be  mixed  with  drinking
water or liquid feed.
Adjust dosage to the real water consumption of the animals.
For 3 to 5 consecutive days.

Contra-indication
Severe hepatic or renal dysfunctions.

Precautions
Once in solution, use within the day.
Water abundantly during treatment.

Withdrawal period
Treated  animals should  not  be  slaughtered  for human consumption during  treatment  and  within
10 days after the end of the treatment.
Do not use in layers when eggs are delivered to human consumption.

Packaging

  • Box of 100 g.
  • Box of 1 kg.
  • Bucket of 2.5 kg.


 

HEPARENOL

 

HEPARENOL

HEPARENOL: Liver tonic.

Composition per 100 ml:

  • Drinkable solution
  • Sorbitol : 35 g
  • Acetyl methionine : 10 g
  • Choline chloride : 7.5 g
  • Betain : 6 g
  • Lysine HCl : 2 g
  • Flavoured excipient containing plant extracts (artichoke, gentia, boldo)

Properties

  • Sorbitol:  stimulates  bilary  functions  therefore  nutriments  assimilation
    (especially  emulsification of fats and absorption of fat-soluble vitamins: A, D, K and E).
  • Acetylmethionine:  hydrolysed  in  vivo,  it  releases  Methionine,  a  sulphur  containing  amino  acid,
    which is an essential constituent of the diet, lipotropic and protecting the hepatic cell.
  • Choline: an acetylcholine precursor, involved in lipid metabolism.
  • Betain: methyl containing amino acid, its lipotropic function avoid fatty liver.
  • Lysine: an aliphatic amino acid which is an essential constituent of the diet.

By  improving  and  stimulating  hepatic,  bilary  and  intestinal  functions,  HEPARENOL  facilitates the
digestion  of  all  nutriments  and  the  elimination  of  toxins  during  intensive  production  period  or
when changing diets.

Uses
Mix HEPARENOL in feed or drinking water.
1 to 2 ml per 10 kg of live weight.

  • Horses, cattle: 20 to 50 ml per day.
  • Sheep, goats, calves: 5 to 15 ml per day.
  • Swine: 10 to 30 ml per day.
  • Rabbits, poultry: 1 to 2 ml per litre of drinking water.
  • For 5 to 10 consecutive days.

Packaging

  • Bottle of 1 litre.
  • Can of 5 litres.

IODAVIC

Iodavic

Broad spectrum Disinfectant

Composition : Iodine complex titraing to 10,000 ppm of active iodine.

Administration Methode and Dosage

After use in the food industry rinse with water.

Use as spraying or soaking, in solution in cold or warm water (below 400 ).

Disinfection of buidings and requipment: 1 litre of IODAVIC per 100 litres of water (100ppm of active iodine).

Foot-baths: 50 ml of IODAVIC per litre of water (500 ppm of active iodine). Change water every week.

Cleansing of drinking water: 0.3 ml of IODAVIC per litre (3 ppm of active iodine).i.e. 1 litre for 3,000 litres of water.

Storage : Keep away from heat, humidity and light. Keep out of reach of children.

Packing : Bottle of 1 litre and 5 liters.

 

NEBUTOL

Nebutol 100ml - 1L - 5L

Composition per 1 litre
Alkyl dimethyl benzyl ammonium chloride : 130 g
Glutaraldehyde : 75 g
Excipient containing pine oil.

Properties
NEBUTOL is a yellow clear solution with a faint and pleasant odour.
NEBUTOL  is  a  combination  of  quaternary  ammonium  compounds  and  glutaraldehyde  allowing  a
broad  spectrum  of  activity  especially  against  Gram  +  and  -  bacteria,  viruses,  fungus.  NEBUTOL
is  proved  effective  even  with  organic  matter  or  hard  water.  It  is  officially  approved  by  the
French Ministry of Agriculture and the French Veterinary Services.
Carried   out   in   the   most   severe   conditions   (requirements   of   the   D.S.V.   French   Veterinary
Services) the efficacy tests of NEBUTOL show following results:

Disinfection of:

  • livestocks units, equipment, vehicles…
  • units and equipment for food industry,
  • units and equipment for preparation, storage transport of animal feed.

Directions for uses
· Use NEBUTOL by spraying or dipping:
- livestocks units, equipment, vehicles:

  • bactericidal treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  0.5 litre per 100 litres
  • virucidal treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  .2 litres per 100 litres
  • fungicidal treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  2 litres per 100 litres

- units and equipment for preparation, storage, transport of animal feed:

  • bactericidal treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  0.4 litre per 100 litres
  • virucidal treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  .2 litres per 100 litres
  • fungicidal treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  2 litres per 100 litres

- units and equipment for food industry:

  • bactericidal treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  0.4 litre per 100 litres
  • virucidal treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  .2 litres per 100 litres
  • fungicidal treatment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .  2 litres per 100 litres

· Use NEBUTOL by thermonebulisation:
-  livestocks  units,  livestocks  vehicles;  units  for  preparation  of  animal  feed;  vehicles  for  animal

Close the house or truck, the ventilation traps… Empty animals and people.
Treat   from   the   entry   or   inside   (the   operator   should   wear   a   mask)   with   a   fog   producing
apparatus (DYNAFOG or PULSFOG).
Relative hygrometry: at least 80%.
Temperature: not less than 10°C.
Allow to stand for 4 hours, keep the space sealed and closed, no entry allowed.
Remove all fog before entering any animal or human by ventilating for 2 hours.

Precautions

  • C: corrosive.
  • R 42/43: may cause sensitization by inhalation and skin contact.
  • R 37: irritating to respiratory system.
  • R 20/22: harmful by inhalation and if swallowed.
  • R 34: causes burns.
  • S 2: keep out of reach of children.
  • S 20/21: when using do not eat, drink or smoke.
  • S13: keep away of food, drink and animal feeding stuffs.
  • S 23: do not breathe vapour and spray.
  • S  26:  in  cause  of  contact  with  eyes,  rinse  immediately  with  plenty  of  water  and  seek  medical
    advice.
  • S 36/37/39: wear suitable protective clothing and eye/face protection.
  • S 38: in case of insufficient ventilation, wear suitable respiratory equipment.
  • S 45: in case  of accident  or if you  feel  unwell, seek  medical  advice  immediately (show  the  label
    where possible).

Packaging

  • Bottle of 1 litre.
  • Can of 5 litres.
  • Drum of 60 litres.

Approved by the French Ministry of Agriculture N° 9900175 (dated 15/06/99).
Approved by the French Veterinary Services n° 3465 (dated 11/12/01).

 

PID’VET

PID'VET

Composition
Oral powder
· Ingredient

  • L-Pidolate de calcium : 80%
  • Deshydrated beetroot juice : 6%
  • Glucose  : 5%

· Analytical constituents:

  • Calcium : 10.5%

Properties
PID’VET  is  a  supplemental  feedingstuff  based  on  Calcium  Pidolate  for  laying  and  growing  birds
(patented use). Calcium Pidolate is organic calcium salt with a high dissociation constant, higher
that other calcium salts. It allows a quick digestive absorption, an easier release and therefore a
very  good  calcium  assimilation.  Moreover,  Calcium  Pidolate  influences  positively  the  calcium
metabolism, giving an action on both shell quality and skeleton.

Uses
Poultry: supply of highly assimilable calcium improving shell quality and bone strength.

Administration route and dosage
Mix PID’VET with drinking water.
Commercial layers and breeders: 20 g per ton of live weight, for 5 to 7 consecutive days, repeat
if necessary after one week stop.
To be given preferably in late afternoon.

Broilers:

  • Starting: 20 g per ton of live weight, for 10 consecutive days from 1 to 15 days of age.
  • Adults or growing birds: 40 g per ton of live weight for 10 days cures.

A measure = 20 g.

Packaging

  • Box of 1 Kg.
  • Bucket of 5 kg.

POLYSTRONGLE

Polystrongle

Composition per 100 g

  • Oral powder
  • Levamisole (as hydrochloride) 20 g (i.e.: Levamisole 200 mg/g)

Properties
Levamisole  the  active  component  of  POLYSTRONGLE  Poudre  orale,  is  a  synthetic  anthelmintic
belonging  to  the  imidazothiazoles  group.  It  has  excellent  gastro-intestinal  roundworm  and  lung
worm  activity  (both  on  adult  and  larvae).  Levamisole  is  essentially  a  cholinergic  agent  and,  as
such,  causes  the  paralysis  of  the  worms  which  are  eliminated  in  the  faeces.  The  drug  is  very
rapidly  absorbed  from  the  gastro-intestinal  tract.  Peak  plasma  levels  occur  within  15  min.  of
dosing  in  sheep  and  goats  and  between  2  to  4  hours  in  the  other  species.  Levamisole  diffuses
into  all  the  body  tissues  with  affinity  for  the  liver  and  kidneys.  Levamisole  undergoes  a  large
hepatic metabolization and then is excreted in the urine mainly and in the bile.

Indications
Cattle,   sheep,   goats,   swine,   poultry:   nematode   infections   caused   by   worms   sensitive   to
levamisole,  especially  pulmonary  and  gastro-intestinal  strongylosis,  ascaridiosis,  capillariosis,
heterakidiosis, amidostomosis.

Administration route and dosage
Oral, in drinking water, liquid feed or using a suitable gun system.
Poultry:  levamisole:  20  mg/kg  i.e.  1  g  of  POLYSTRONGLE  Poudre  orale  per  10  kg  of  live  weight
mixed in drinking water (about 1 g per litre of drinking water).
Cattle, sheep, goats, swine: levamisole: 8 mg/kg i.e. 0.40 g of POLYSTRONGLE Poudre orale per
10 kg of live weight, using a gun system or mixed in liquid feed.
Single dose to be repeated, if necessary, 3 to 4 weeks later.

Contra-indications

  • Do not use in horses.
  • Do not use in lactating females.
  • Do not use in layers.

Precautions
Do not exceed the recommended doses.
Adjust the doses added to the water consumption of the animals.

Withdrawal period
Treated  animals should  not  be  slaughtered  for human consumption during  treatment  and  within
3 days after treatment.

Packaging

  • Box of 10 sachets of 100 g.
  • Box of 1 kg.

PROPHYL

Prophyl 1L - 5L

Composition per 1 litre

  • 4 - Chloro 3 - methylphenol : 100 g
  • 2 Benzyl 4 chlorophenol :  50 g

Excipient  contains:  sodium  dodecyl  sulphate,  pH  stabilizer,  activation  factor,  solvent  and  blue
dye.

Properties
Chemical characters
PROPHYL  is  a  bluish  liquid,  clear,  faint  and  pleasant  odour.  Mixed  in  water,  even  hard,  gives
instantaneously  a  fine  emulsion,  very  stable.  The  pH  of  the  dilution  is  near  to  that  of  the  water
used,  therefore  practically neutral.  Soda-free,  PROPHYL  does  not  attack  equipment  or  materials
(plastic materials).
After  drying,  micro-crystals  laying  uniformly  ensure  the  remanence.  Their  sublimation  needs
from   1   month   and   a   half,   to   3   months   according   to   the   temperature   and   the   ventilation.
PROPHYL does not affect to use of pesticide.

Disinfecting properties
· bactericidal activity
Carried  out  in  the  most  severe  conditions  (requirements  of  the  D.S.V.:  French  Department  of
Veterinary Services) the efficacy tests of PROPHYL show the following results:
Organisms Active concentration

  • Brucella abortus bovis : 0.2 %
  • Vibrio cholerae : 0.25 %
  • Pseudomonas aeruginosa : 0.2 %
  • Mycoplasma gallisepticum : 0.2 %
  • Escherichia coli : 0.2 %
  • Staphylococcus aureus : 0.2 %
  • Streptococcus faecalis : 0.2 %
  • Mycobacterium tuberculosis (BK, H37RA) : 0.2 %
  • Mycobacterium smegmatis. : 0.4 %
  • Salmonella thyphymurium : 0.4 %
  • Pasteurella haemolytica  : 0.4 %
  • Pseudomonas pseudomallei (Whitmore bacillus) : 0.4 %
  • Bordetella bronchiseptica : 0.4 %
  • Bacillus anthracis sporulated : 0.5 %

Application time : 10 minutes

·virucidal activity

Viruses Active concentration

  • Aphteous fever (foot-and-mouth disease) : 0.4 %
  • I.B.R : 0.4 %
  • Hog cholera (Pestivirus) : 0.4 %
  • G.T.E. : 0.4 %
  • Myxomatosis : 0.4 %
  • Aujesky disease : 0.4 %
  • Newcastle disease : 0.4 %
  • H6N1-H5N3 (AIV) : 0.4 %

·fungicidal activity

Fungi Active concentration

  • Aspergillus niger : 0.2 %
  • Alternaria consortiale : 0.2 %
  • Cladosporium cladosporoides : 0.2 %
  • Trichothecium roseum : 0.2 %
  • Aspergillus candidus : 0.2 %
  • Aspergillus fumigatus : 0.2 %
  • Aspergillus clavatus : 0.2 %
  • Penicillium expansum : 0.4 %
  • Aspergillus flavus : 0.2 %
  • Rhizopus nitricans : 0.4 %
  • Aspergillus repens : 0.2 %
  • Trichoderma viridae : 0.4 %
  • Penicillium cyclopium : 0.2 %
  • Scropulariopsis : 0.4 %
  • Fusarium solani : 0.2 %

Hard water and/or organic matter will not affect the activity of PROPHYL.

Detergent properties
Due  to  its  well  balanced  lipophilic  and  hydrophilic  factors,  the  cleaning  is  perfect.  The  solvents
increase  wetting  and  emulsifying  potency.  The  germicidal  potency  of  the  active  components
complete the detergent action, avoiding spreading of the organisms while cleaning.

Deodorizing properties
PROPHYL gets a high deodorizing effect due to its germicidal activity. It is therefore
recommended for disinfection and cleaning of dejecta passages, drainpipes, litter tanks…

Directions for use
spraying or soaking

cleaning-disinfecting of empty areas between animal groups:

Clear  litters,  remove  mobile  equipment,  remove  dust.  Soak  floors,  ceiling,  walls,  ventilation
ducts,  fixed  equipment,  etc.  using  a  0.5%  aqueous  solution  of  PROPHYL.  Then  clean  with  the
same solution (by spray or brush) without rinsing.
Use ¼ litre of solution per square metre (250 litres for 1000 m²).

cleaning-disinfecting of equipment, vehicles, etc.

Procedure  to  be  followed:  soaking  (gratings,  small  equipment,  during  24  hours)  or  spraying
followed by brushing using a 0.5% PROPHYL solution.

cleaning-disinfecting of hatcheries.

A  often  as  possible,  clean  the  equipment,  the  empty  incubators  and  especially  the  hatchers,
using a 0.5% PROPHYL solution.
Once  a  week  disinfect  the  incubators  atmosphere  by  aerosol  spraying  using  a  10%PROPHYL
solution: 1 litre of this solution for 200 m3.

cleaning  of  tiles  at  regular  intervals  with  disinfectant  effect,  no  rinsing  required,
always  using a 0.5% PROPHYL solution.

use  the  same  solution  for  all  surfaces  to  be  disinfected,  or  for  soaking  booths,  etc.,  do  not
forget ventilation ducts and recesses which are difficult to reach.

disinfection of occupied areas: Treat by spraying all surfaces at least once a month with 1/4 of

a   litre   of  a   0.5%   solution  per   square   metre,  1   litre   of  PROPHYL   in  250  litres   of  water   for
approximately 1000 m2. (3 soup spoonfuls for 10 litres of water).

  • feeding and drinking troughs: rinse with clear water before use.
  • in case of epizootic diseases: every week, increase concentration to 1%.
  • for routine disinfection of henhouses: the 0.5%. Dosage is suitable.
  • warning for the user: protect face and hands, wash carefully at the end of operation.

footbaths and surrounds of building:
Use a 1% solution of PROPHYL.
Change  solution  of  the  footbaths  every  2  weeks.  Spray  0.25  l/m2  on  the  areas  surrounding  of
the houses.

Precautions
Aqua: dangerous for aquatic organisms.
Wash hands and face after use.
Do not throw away pure product into natural environment.

  • R 41: risk of serious damage to eyes.
  • R 30: flammable.
  • R 43: may cause sensibilization by skin contact.
  • S 2: keep out of reach of children.
  • S 20/21: when using do not eat, drink or smoke.
  • S 13: keep away from food, drink and animal feeding stuffs.
  • S 37/39: wear suitable gloves and eye/face protections when spraying.
  • S  26:  in  case  of  contact  with  eyes,  rinse  immediately  with  plenty  of  water  and  seek  medical
  • advice.
  • S24: avoid contact with skin.

Packaging

  • Bottle of 1 litre.
  • Can of 5 litres.
  • Drum of 60 litres.

Approved by the French Ministry of Agriculture N° 75000461

PHOSRETIC

 

PHOSRETIC

PHOSRETIC :

Composition per 100g::

  • Oral powder
  • Ethanol b aminophosphoric acid : 10g
  • Sodium benzoate : 10g
  • Excipient containing vitamins A, K3, E, C, lactose.
  • (i.e.: ETAP: 0.1 g/g – Sodium benzoate: 0.1 g/g)

Properties:

Ethanol b aminophosphoric acid (ETAP) (phosphorylcholamine) is a molecule present in low quantities in almost all cells of the body. Being a precursor of main phospholipids, which are part of the cell membranes, it play a very important biological part. It acts directly on the cell regeneration especially in target organs such as the liver and kidney. It is also a source of organic phophorus essential for a rapid tissue regeneration.

After transformation, ETAP will also supply non-organic phosphorus which can be use by the bones, in various organs and in metabolic processes.

Vitamin A, K3, E, C all these vitamins are well known to strengthen the epithelial structures, to combat hemorrhages and therefore to maintain the first line of defense in case of parasitic, infectious or any attack. This allows the animals to better endure stress (heat, transport …).

PHOSRETIC is therefore well adapted to the preventive and curative treatment of all processes inducing lesions in the liver and/or kidney (lithiasis, parasitism, microbial infections, aggressive substance e.g. anticoccidials, sulphonamides …) and of phosphorus deficiencies.

Indications
Calves, lambs, kids, foals, swine, poultry, rabbits: product supplying phosphorus.

Administration route and dosage

  • Oral, in drinking water or liquid feed.
  • Poultry, rabbits: 1 g per litre of drinking water.
  • Calves, lambs, kids, swine, foals: 1 g per 10 kg of live weight.
  • For 3 to 5 consecutive days.

Withdrawal period
None.

Packaging

  • Box of 10 sachets of 100 g.
  • Box of 1 kg.
  • Bucket of 2.5 kg.

* In some countries, PHOSRETIC may be called DIURETIC.


 

RONAXAN 5%

 

RONAXAN

RONAXAN 5%:

Composition per 100g:

  • Oral powder
  • Doxycycline (as hyclate) – 5g
  • i.e. doxycycline (as hyclate) 50mg/g

Properties
Doxycycline   has   a   very   wide   spectrum:   Mycoplasma,   Haemophilus,   Salmonella,   Pasteurella, Bordetella, E.coli, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, Clostridium, Chlamydia…
Doxycycline  acts  by  inhibition  of  the  bacterial  protein  synthesis.  It  has  a  quick  systemic  effect (less than 3 hours after intake).
Indication: Infections produced by pathogens sensitive to doxycycline:

  • Preventive and curative treatment of respiratory and digestive infections in calves.
  • Preventive and curative treatment of respiratory infections in poultry.
  • Treatment of respiratory infections in pigs.

Administration and dosage:

Oral, in drinking water or liquid feed.

Doxycycline: 10 mg per kg and per day, i.e. 1 g of RONAXAN P.S 5% per 5 kg live weight.

Particular case of poultry:

  • Less than 2 weeks old: 1 g per litre of drinking water and per day.
  • More than 2 weeks old: 2 g per litre of drinking water and per day.

For:

  • Prevention: 1 to 3 days.
  • Treatment: 3 to 5 days.

Contra-indications
Do not administer to ruminant bovines as the oral route is not very efficient.

Precautions

  • Avoid the use of rusty buckets and drinking bowls.
  • Proportional distributors may be used. In this case do not exceed 100 g per litre of water.

The concentrated solution remains stable for 5 days.

  • Pigs and calves: administer the daily dose into two fractions.
  • Calves: administer in the drinking water (or replacement fluid) or by drench.

Withdrawal period

  • Calves: 14 days.
  • Chickens: 4 days.
  • Turkeys, ducks: 6 days.
  • Pigs: 6 days.
  • Eggs: do not use in layers when eggs are delivered to human consumption.

Packaging: Box of 100 g, box of 1 kg

 

SUANOVIL 50

Suanovil 50

Composition

  • Oral powder
  • Spiramycin-adipic acid (in equimolecular quantities) : 50 million I.U.
  • Lactose s.q.f. :  100 g

Properties
Spiramycin  is  an  antibiotic  belonging  to  the  macrolides,  very  effective  against  Mycoplasma,
Gram-positive organisms and Gram-negative organisms responsible for gastro-enteritis,
respiratory and mammary infections.
Spiramycin  concentrates  in  tissues  and  secretions  (lungs,  udder,  bronchial  and  pleural  fluids,
milk…). It accumulates within cells, including macrophages.
Spiramycin  is  not  toxic,  tolerance  is  very  good.  It  is  excreted  mainly  in  bile  (enterohepatic
cycling). It circulating half-life is very long.

Indications
Preventive  and  curative  treatment  of  infections  produced  by  pathogens  sensitive  to  spiramycin
in calves, pigs and poultry.

Administration route and dosage
Oral, in drinking water or liquid feed.

For:

  • Prevention: 1 to 3 days.
  • Treatment: 3 to 5 days.

Contra-indication
Do not administer to layers when eggs are delivered to human consumption.

Precautions
Dosing  pump  may  be  used.  In  that  case,  concentration  should  not  exceed  170  g  per  litre  of
water.
A solution at 1 g/l is stable for 5 days.

Withdrawal period

  • Meat: 21 days.
  • Poultry: 10 days.
  • Eggs: see statement under “Contra-indication”.

Packaging

  • Box of 100 g.
  • Box of 1 kg.

SUPER LAYER

 

SUPER LAYER

SUPER LAYER: All bacterial disease caused by sensitive organisms. SUPER LAYER is specially recommended in case of drops in egg production and to increase performances

Composition per 100 g:

  • Oxytetracyline HCl – 6mg
  • Vitamin A – 400 000 U.I
  • Vitamin D3 – 70 000 U.I
  • Vitamin E – 100mg
  • Vitamin K3 – 150mg
  • Vitamin B2 – 250mg
  • Vitamin B12 – 500mg
  • Pantothenate canxi – 600mg
  • Vitamin PP – 1.5g
  • DL-Methionine – 2.5g
  • Lysine – 4.5 g

Properties
Oxytetracycline  is  a  bacteriostatic  antibiotic.  It  interferes  with  the  bacterial  protein  synthesis  by
binding to the 30S subunit of the ribosome.
The species usually susceptible (to be checked by in vitro testing) are:

  • Gram-positive organisms: Staphylococcus, Listeria…
  • Gram-negative organisms: Pasteurella, Brucella, Treponema, Vibrio cholerae, Leptospira…
  • Other organism: Mycoplasma pneumoniae, Rickettsiae, Chlamydiae.

After  oral  administration,  oxytetracycline  readily  disperses  throughout  the  body  in  almost  all tissues  and  fluids.
The  main  excretory  routes  are  the  urinary  system  and  the  intestine  via  the bilary system.

SUPER LAYER contains also catalists necessary to the biological balance of the body cells.
SUPER   LAYER   is   therefore   especially   recommended   in   poultry   in   case   of   drops   in   eggs
production, any stress and to increase performances.

Indications
Poultry: infections caused by or associated with organisms sensitive   to   oxytetracycline, respiratory and digestive diseases linked to stress.

Administration route and dosage

  • Oral, drinking water.
  • Preventive treatment: 1 g per litre of drinking water, for 3 to 5 consecutive days.
  • Curative   treatment:   20   mg   of   oxytetracycline/kg/day,   corresponding   to   2   to   3   g   of   SUPER LAYER per litre of drinking water during 3 to 5 consecutive days.
  • Adjust dosage to the real water consumption of the birds.

Withdrawal period

  • Treated  animals should  not  be  slaughtered  for human consumption during  treatment  and  within 7 days after the end of the treatment.
  • Eggs: none.

Packaging

  • Box of 10 sachets of 100 g.
  • Box of 1 kg.
  • Bucket of 2.5 kg.

 

VETOPHOS

 

VETOPHOS

VETOPHOS : source of trace elements to be supplied at birth, weaning, during growth and intensive production periods.

Composition:

  • Drinkable solution
  • Garanteed analysis per 100 ml
  • Phosphorus : 10 g
  • Calcium : 0.32 g
  • Magnesium : 2.3 g
  • Copper : 19 mg
  • Manganese : 20 mg
  • Zinc : 360 mg
  • Iron : 6.5 g

Properties
Cattle,  swine,  sheep,  goats,  poultry,  rabbits:  source  of  trace  elements  to  be  supplied  at  birth,
weaning, during growth and intensive production periods.

Uses
Mix VETOPHOS with drinking water.

  • dairy cows, adult cattle: 30 to 50 ml per day, 5 days a month, diluted with 25 to 50 litres of drinking water (1 to 2 ml per litre).
  • sows: 30 ml per day for 5 to 10 consecutive days at farrowing (diluted with 6 litres of drinking water). Repeat treatment at weaning, for 5 days.
  • boars: 30 ml per day (diluted with 6 litres of water) for 5 days per month.
  • piglets, lambs, kids: 5 ml per day (diluted with 1 litre of water), for 5 consecutive days, when 3 weeks old.
  • fattening pigs: 20 ml per day (diluted with 4 to 5 litres of water), for 5 consecutive days, when 60-70 kg weight.
  • ewes: 20 ml per day, for 5 to 10 consecutive days diluted with at least 4 litres of drinking water.
  • rams: 25 ml per day, for 5 to 10 consecutive days diluted with at least 5 litres of drinking water.
  • poultry: 5 ml per litre of drinking water, for 5 consecutive days.
  • does: 5 ml per litre of drinking water, for 5 consecutive days, at birth and at weaning.
  • rabbits: 5 ml per litre of drinking water at weaning. For breeders, same dose, for 5 days per month.

Precautions
Due to the acidity of the product, dilute with water before use and do not exceed concentrations
mentioned hereabove.

Packaging
Bottle of 1 litre.
Can of 5 litres.

VITAPEROS

Vitaperos

Composition
Oral powder

  • Vitamin A : 100 000 I.U.
  • Vitamin D3 : 25 000 I.U.
  • Vitamin E : 20 mg
  • Vitamin B1 (thiamin) : 12 mg
  • Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) : 32 mg
  • Vitamin B6 (pyridoxine) : 12 mg
  • Vitamin C : 300 mg
  • Vitamin K3 : 16 mg
  • Niacin : 20 mg
  • Calcium pantothenate : 20 mg
  • Biotin : 0.1 mg
  • Folic acid : 1 mg
  • Lactose q.s. : 1 g

Administration route and dosage
Oral route, in drinking water or feed.

Poultry  and  rabbits:  average  dose:  0.1  g  per  litre  of drinking  water.  For  5  to  7  days  (one  100  g
container  per 1  000  litres of  water).  Increased  dose*:  0.2  g  per litre  of  drinking  water.  For  3  to
5 days (one 100 g container per 500 litres of water).

Cattle, horses, sheep, goats and pigs: average dose: 1 g per 50 to 100 kg of body weight.
For 5 to 7 days. Increased dose*: 1 g per 25 to 50 kg of body weight. For 3 to 5 days.

*  The  vitamin  requirements  are  greater  in  growing  animals  and  those  in  intensive  production
system.

Precautions
First  mix  VITAPEROS  powder  with  a  little  water  or  feed.  Then  add  the  mixture  obtained  to  daily
water supply or feed  ration. Since  many of the  vitamins in VITAPEROS are  destroyed by heat or
light, prepare fresh solution daily.

Packaging

  • Box of 100 g.

TRISULMIX

 

TRISULMIX Liquid

TRISULMIX Liquide : Oral sulphadimethoxine – trimethoprim combination

Composition per 100 g:

  • Drinkable solution
  • Sulphadimethoxine sodium – 20g
  • (equivalent to 18.6 g of sulphadimethoxine base)
  • Trimethoprim – 4g
  • Methyl parahydroxybenzoate – 0.1g
  • Propyl parahydroxybenzoate – 0.01g
  • (i.e.: Sulphadimethoxine sodium: 200 mg/ml – Trimethoprim: 40 mg/ml)

Properties: LIQUID is the combination of a sulphonamide:

sulphadimethoxine and a diaminopyrimidine: trimethoprim Sulphadimethoxine and trimethoprim act both on the folic acid synthesis of the organism but on different enzymatic steps, inducing an inhibition of the folinic acid formation. Folinic acid is required for the synthesis of DNA. This sequential blockage produces a real bactericidal synergistic activity.

The antimicrobial spectrum of sulphadimethoxine is relatively wide including Gram-positive and Gram-negative organisms and coccidian. The species usually susceptible (to be check by in vitro testing) are:

  • Gram-positive organisms: staphylococci, Listeria…
  • Gram-negative organisms: E. coli, Klebsiella, Enterobacter, Salmonella, Proteus, Shigella, Haemophilus, Bordetella, Pasteurella, Vibrio cholerae…
  • Other organisms: Toxoplasma gondii, coccidia.

Following oral administration, sulphadimethoxine and trimethoprim are rapidly and almost completely absorbed. Both drugs diffuse widely into all tissues, secrections and fluids including cerebrospinal fluid and bronchial secrections. Sulphadimethoxine is highly protein bound (80-85%). The drug is notable for producing sustained serum concentrations with an elimination half-life of about 11 – 15 h (sulphadiazine: 3 h). metabolism of both active components takes place in the liver with acetylation. Excretion is mainly in the urine.

Indications: Infections caused by or associated with microorganisms susceptible to the combination sulphadimethoxine – trimethoprim

Dosage:

  • 1 to 2 ml per 10 kg of live weight (i.e.: 1 to 2 ml per litre of drinking water).
  • For 5 consecutive days.

Adjust dosage to the real water consumption of the animals.

Package: Bottle of 1 litre, can of 5 litre.

TRISULMIX POUDRE

TRISULMIX Poudre

Composition per 100 g
Oral powder
Sulphadimethoxine sodium  : .20 g (equivalent to 18.6 g of Sulphadimethoxine base)
Trimethoprim : 4 g (i.e.: Sulphadimethoxine sodium: 200 mg/g – Trimethoprim: 40 mg/g)

Properties
TRISULMIX is the combination of a sulphonamide and a diaminopyrimidine: trimethoprim.
Sulphadimethoxine and trimethoprim act both on the folic acid synthesis of the organism but on different  enzymatic  steps,

inducing  an  inhibition  of  the  folinic  acid  formation.  Folinic  acid  is
required   for   the   synthesis   of   DNA.   This   sequential   blockage   produces   a   real   bactericidal synergistic activity.

The  antimicrobial  spectrum  of  sulphadimethoxine  is  relatively  wide  including  Gram-positive  and
Gram-negative organisms and coccidia.

The species usually susceptible (to be check by in vitro testing) are:

  • Gram-positive organisms: staphylococci, Listeria…
  • Gram-negative   organisms:   E.   coli,   Klebsiella,   Enterobacter,   Salmonella,   Proteus,ghigella, Haemophilus,
    Bordetella, Pasteurella, Vibrio cholerae…
  • Other organisms: Toxoplasmagondii, Coccidia…

Following   oral   administration,   sulphadimethoxine   and   trimethoprim   are   rapidly   and   almost completely  absorbed.
Both  drugs  diffuse  widely  into  all  tissues,  secretions  and  fluids  including cerebrospinal  fluid  and  bronchial  secretions.
Sulphadimethoxine  is  highly  protein  bound  (80-85%).  The  drug  is  notable  for  producing  sustained  serum  concentrations
with  an  elimination half-life of about 11-15 h (sulphadiazine: 3 h).
Metabolism  of  both  active  components  takes  place  in  the  liver  with  acetylation.  Excretion  is mainly in the urine.

Indications
Calves,  lambs,  kids,  swine,  poultry,  rabbits:  infections  caused  by  or  associated  with  organism sensitive to sulphadimethoxine
and trimethoprim.

Administration route and dosage
Oral, in drinking water or in liquid feed.
Calves,  lambs,  kids,  swine,  poultry,  rabbits:  1  to  2  g  per  litre  of  drinking  water  or  per  10  kg  of live weight for 3 to 5 consecutive days.
Adjust dosage to the real water consumption of the animals.

Contra-indications
Do not use in case of intolerance to sulphonamides, severe hepatic or renal dysfunction.

Precaution
Water abundantly during treatment.

Withdrawal period
Treated  animals should  not  be  slaughtered  for human consumption during  treatment  and  within
12 days after the end of the treatment.
Do not use in layers, when eggs are delivered to human consumption.

Packaging

  • Box of 10 sachets of 100 g.
  • Box of 1 kg.
  • Bucket of 2.5 kg.