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Combivit
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Delivery information1st class 2-3 working days2nd class 3-4 working days for items ordered before 12pm |
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Product Information
Uses Combivit may be used in the following cases: 1. Wherever deficiency of vitamin B group is suspected in horses, cattle and sheep. 2. In treatment of cerebrocortical necrosis in cattle and sheep. 3. In treatment of bracken poisoning in horses. PLEASE NOTE THAT WE CAN PROVIDE A VERBAL PRESCRIPTION FOR THIS PRODUCT.
Special Instructions
Dosage and administration Administer by subcutaneous, deep intramuscular or slow intravenous injection. The dose should be repeated daily as required. Normal aseptic precautions should be observed. Species Dosage Horses,cattle 20-30 ml Calves, foals 5-10 ml Sheep 5-10 ml Anaphylactoid reactions,particularly in the horse may occur following intravenous administration. When this route is used Combivit should be given slowly and may be diluted with sterile saline or sterile dextrose saline solution. This may be achieved by drawing sterile diluting solution into a syringe, followed by the required volume of Combivit. The diluted product must be administered immediately after preparation and must not be stored. Aseptic precautions should be observed. There may be slight irritation at the site of injection when the product is given by the subcutaneous or intramuscular routes.
