UNIMYCIN Bolus uses, price, dose, side effects, and composition

UNIMYCIN Bolus, 250mg, 350mg, 500mg veterinary uses, price, dosage, salt composition, benefits, and side effects; for cattle, pets, buffalo, cow, calf, sheep, goats, dogs, cats, & pigs.

What is a UNIMYCIN bolus?

UNIMYCIN is an antibiotic by Vetcare Cargill Animal Health Company that is used to treat infections caused by gram-negative bacteria. It is available in two forms: an injection and a bolus. The injection is given intramuscularly or intravenously, while the bolus is given orally or intrauterine.

UNIMYCIN bolus overview

UNIMYCIN veterinary bolus uses

UNIMYCIN bolus Composition

Ingredients & Composition:

• Each bolus contains:
  Neomycin sulphate I.P.
  Equivalent to Neomycin 350 mg

UNIMYCIN bolus uses

Indications / Benefits / Usage:

UNIMYCIN is indicated for the treatment of various conditions caused by gram-negative bacterial infections, including:

• Wound infections
• Metritis
• Skin infections
• Coliform mastitis
• Bacillary diarrhoea

UNIMYCIN bolus Dose

Dosage/ Administration / Directions For Use:

• 1-2 bolus/50 kg body weight, Orally or Intrauterine

Route: Orally or Intrauterine

Presentation: – Strip of 4 bolus

UNIMYCIN bolus Price

• UNIMYCIN – Strip of 4 bolus MRP-60.00

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