Indications
– Treatment of Acute clinical mastitis in lactating cows caused by Staphylococcus aureus
strains sensitive to Spiramycin.
– Treatment of Respiratory infections caused by Pasteurella multocida and Mannheimia
haemolytica.
Composition
Each 1 ml contains:
- Spiramycin
- 600,000 IU
- Excipient q.s
- 1 ml
Dosage
Intramuscular (IM) route. Bodyweight should be determined as accurately as
possible to avoid underdosing. Mastitis: 30,000 IU of Spiramycin per kg bodyweight
(5 ml Spiraject Inj. per 100 kg bodyweight) twice at 24h of interval.
Respiratory infections: 100,000 IU of Spiramycin per kg bodyweight (5 ml Spiraject
Inj. per 30 kg bodyweight) twice at 48h of interval. -Do not administer more than 15
ml per injection site. -If the dose must be divided into two injections, then injections
should be administered on opposite sides of the neck. If more than two injections are
needed, a distance of at least 15 cm should be maintained between injections given
on the same side of the neck. -Failure to follow these instructions may result in
residues above the established maximum residue limit of 200 μg/kg for muscle.
Withdrawal Times
-Mastitis: Meat and offal: 75 days. – Milk: 13.5 days.
-Respiratory infections: Meat and offal: 75 days. Milk: In case of treatment at the
dose required for respiratory diseases,the product is not authorised for use in
animals producing milk for human consumption.
Storage
Store in a dry, dark place between 8 °c and 25 °c.
Keep the medicine away from children.
Packaging
STORE IN A DRY, DARK PLACE BETWEEN 8 °C AND 25 °C.
KEEP THE MEDICINE AWAY FROM CHILDREN.
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