FASCIOZONE - Treatment of fasciolosis, paramphistomosis and cestodes for cattle sheeps and goats

CONTRAINDICATIONS:
It is not administered to animals with known hypersensitivity to the active substance or to any of the excipients.

ADVERSE REACTIONS:
After the treatment, mild anorexia and diarrhea may occur. High doses can cause blindness, hyperthermia, seizures and death, these are the classical signs of inhibition of phosphorylation reactions at the cellular level. Adverse reactions usually occur in highly stressed animals, those with severe nutrition or metabolism problems or in animals with severe parasitic infestations.
If you notice any serious reactions or other effects not stated in this leaflet, please inform your veterinarian.

ADMINISTRATION METHOD:
It is administrated administered orally in the following doses. Shake the bottle well before use. The recommended doses are:
In cattle:
10 ml of product/50 kg body weight (10 mg of oxyclozanide/kg body weight).
Avoid exceeding the dose of 80 ml of product per animal.
In sheep and goats:
3 ml of product/10 kg body weight (15 mg oxyclozanide/kg body weight).
Avoid exceeding the dose of 15 ml of product per animal.
In order to ensure a proper dosage, the body weight must be determined as accurately as possible, in order to avoid over-dosage and under-dosagei.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROPER ADMINISTRATION:
Shake the bottle well before use.

WITHDRAWAL PERIOD:
Cattle, sheep, goats: meat and offal – 14 days;
milk – zero days.