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Ancotryp is a mixture of diminazene diaceturate and antipyrine.
Diminazene is highly active against Trypanosoma spp., Babesia
spp. and Theileria annulata.
Antipyrine is active against fever especially in cases of Babesiosis.
Composition: Per 2.36g sachet
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Diminazene diaceturate |
1.05g |
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Antipyrine |
1.31g |
Dosage And Administration:
Dissolve 1 sachet (2.36g) in 12.50ml of sterile water to obtain a 7% aqueous solution.
Administer by deep intramuscular injection.
Use solution within 2-3 days.
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Treatment of Babesiosis: |
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Cattle, sheep, and
dogs: |
3.5 mg diminazene
diaceturate/kg b/w |
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i.e. 1 ml/20 kg b/w |
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Horses: |
5 mg diminazene
diaceturate/kg b/w |
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i.e. ± 10 ml/140 kg
b/w on 2 consecutive days. |
| Theileriasis: |
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Cattle: |
5-10 mg diminazene
diaceturate/kg b/w |
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i.e. 10 ml/70-140 kg
b/w, for 2 consecutive days or 3-4 injections on alternate days. |
| Treatment of Trypanosomiasis: |
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Cattle, horses,
camels and dogs: |
T. congolense, T. vivax
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3.5 mg diminazene
diaceturate/kg b/w |
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i.e.1 ml/20 kg b/w |
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T. bruceii, T. evansi, T.
equiperdum: |
7 mg diminazene
diaceturate/kg b/w |
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i.e.1 ml/10 kg b/w |
| Trypanosomiasis: |
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Camels: |
1.75 mg (to max. 3.5 mg) diminazene
diaceturate/kg b/w |
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i.e. 1 ml (-max. 2 ml/40 kg
b/w |
Adverse Reactions:
Transient local reactions may appear at the injection site.
Dogs and camels are very sensitive to diminazene-toxicity.
Overdoses or multiple doses may cause severe nervous disturbances and hepatotoxic reactions.
It is advised to use lower dosage rates in these species.
Precautions:
Where volume to be injected exceeds 20ml, administer into two injection sites.
Packaging:
Sachets of 2.36g.
For Animal Use Only. |
