Albomar Syrup 30 ml Deworming Suspension for Various Animals

Description

Key Product Details

• Composition: Each ml contains 25 mg Albendazole IP (micronised).
• Action: It inhibits the energy metabolism of parasites, preventing them from absorbing glucose, which leads to their death and expulsion.
• Target Species: Cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, poultry, dogs, and cats.
• Common Use: Effectively treats roundworms, tapeworms, and flukes.

Benefits for Animal Health

• Broad-Spectrum Efficacy: Targets multiple types of internal parasites in one solution.
• Improved Productivity: Helps in growth stimulation, better feed efficiency, and enhanced immunity.
• Fast Action: The micronised formula allows for quicker parasite clearance and minimal stress on the animal.
• Versatile Dosing: Available in 60 ml bottles, suitable for both individual pet care and livestock management.

Dosage & Administration

Administer orally as directed by a veterinarian. Standard guidelines often include:

• Cattle: 60–90 ml
• Calf: 15–30 ml
• Sheep/Goat: 2–3 ml per 10 kg body weight
• Poultry: 30–45 ml per 100 birds
• Dogs/Cats: 3–5 ml twice daily for 3 days

Safety Information

• Prescription Required: Generally sold as a prescription-only medication.
• Pregnancy Warning: Should not be used in pregnant animals as it may harm the foetus.
• Storage: Store in a cool place, protected from direct sunlight.

Target Animals & Indications

Albendazole is specifically formulated for various species, though application varies by animal type:

Essential Safety & Usage Guidelines

• Pregnancy Warning: Do not administer to cattle during the first 45 days of pregnancy or to sheep and goats during the first 30 days due to potential teratogenic effects (birth defects).
• Withdrawal Periods: For animals intended for human consumption, strict withdrawal times must be observed: approximately 8–14 days for meat and 3–5 days for milk.
• Small Animal Caution: Use with caution in dogs and cats as it may cause bone marrow suppression (aplastic anemia) or liver toxicity.
• Administration: Typically given orally as a suspension, tablet, or bolus. For best results in small animals, it is often administered with a fatty meal to improve absorption.