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Product Description

Indication

Quinolone antibacterial drugs. Used for bacterial diseases and mycoplasma infection of livestock and poultry.

Usage and Dosage

Method

Intramuscular injection

Livestock (Cattle, Sheep, Pig)

0.025ml per 1kg bodyweight

Small Animals (Dog, Cat, Rabbit)

0.025~0.05ml per 1kg bodyweight

Frequency & Duration

1~2 times a day, for 2~3 days

Drug Interactions

  • Synergistic effect with aminoglycoside or broad-spectrum penicillin.
  • Heavy metal ions (Ca, Mg+, Fe, AP) can combine with the product to affect absorption.
  • When combined with theophylline/caffeine, plasma protein binding decreases, leading to abnormally high blood concentrations and potential poisoning.
  • Inhibits liver drug enzymes, reducing clearance rates of drugs metabolized in the liver.

Adverse Reactions

  • Young Animals: Causes cartilage degeneration, affects bone development, claudication, and pain.
  • Digestive System: Vomiting, loss of appetite, and diarrhea.
  • Skin: Erythema, pruritus, urticaria, and photosensitive reactions.
  • Dogs & Cats: Occasional allergic reactions, ataxia, or seizures.

Precautions

  • Use with caution in dogs suffering from epilepsy due to potential central system excitatory effects.
  • Caution in carnivorous animals and those with renal dysfunction; may produce crystalline urine.
  • Not suitable for use in dogs under 8 weeks old.
  • Avoid long-term use in subtherapeutic doses to prevent increasing drug-resistant strains.
Withdrawal Time

Cattle/Sheep: 14 days
Pig: 10 days
Rabbit: 14 days

Specification

100ml: 10g

Storage

Shading, airtight storage

Shelf Life

2 Years

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the primary indications for this medication?
It is a quinolone antibacterial drug primarily used to treat bacterial diseases and mycoplasma infections in livestock and poultry.
Can this product be used for young dogs?
No, this product is not suitable for dogs under 8 weeks of age as it may cause cartilage degeneration and affect bone development.
What is the recommended dosage for pigs and cattle?
The standard dose for cattle, sheep, and pigs is 0.025ml per 1kg of bodyweight, administered via intramuscular injection.
Are there any specific storage requirements?
Yes, the medication should be stored in shading (away from light) and kept in airtight containers to maintain its 2-year shelf life.
How long is the withdrawal period before slaughter?
The withdrawal time is 14 days for cattle, sheep, and rabbits, and 10 days for pigs.
Can it be used alongside other medications?
It has synergistic effects with penicillin but should be used cautiously with theophylline or products containing heavy metal ions like Calcium or Iron, as they can interfere with absorption or cause toxicity.

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