Etamsylate Injection Veterinary

About Etamsylate Injection Veterinary

Etamsylate Injection Veterinary

Composition:

• Etamsylate 125 g
• Etamsylate 1,25 g/ vial

Indications

Treatment of surgical bleeding, accidental, obstetric and gynecological.
Surgical premedication.

Symptomatic treatment of hemorrhagic diseases: bovine coccidiosis, dysentery veal, lamb enterotoxemia, purpura, hematoma, hemorrhagic cystitis, epistaxis

Dosage and administration

• Intravenous or intramuscular injection
• 5-10 mg of Etamsylate per kg bodyweight per day for 1-3 days
• Adult cattle and horses: 2-3 ampoules of 10 ml.
• Young cattle and horses: 2 ampoules of 2 ml
• Sheep, goats: 3 ampoules of 2 ml
• Pigs: 2 ampoules of 2 ml;
• Carnivores: 1 ampoule of 2 ml.

Storage Conditions:
Store it at room temperature.

Key Feature:

• WHO-GMP Certified
• Packaging can be customize
• Hygienically packed
• Balanced composition
• Stability
• Highly effective

Efficient Bleeding Control for Veterinary Care

Etamsylate Injection is formulated to effectively manage and stop bleeding in animals during surgeries, accidents, and reproductive procedures. As an injectable liquid, it provides rapid onset of action, helping veterinarians handle critical situations efficiently. Suitable for a range of animal species, this medication is an essential addition to any veterinary practice.


Proper Storage Ensures Product Integrity

To preserve the potency and effectiveness of Etamsylate Injection, it must be stored in a dry place. Keeping the product away from moisture and extreme temperatures helps maintain its therapeutic properties and extends shelf life. Always check storage conditions for optimal results and safe administration.