Butox - 2.5lt

Butox 7.5 mg/ml Pour-on suspension is a ready to use pour-on insecticide used in the treatment and control of sucking lice, biting lice, keds and flies on sheep and cattle. Active Ingredient: Deltamethrin Target Species: Cattle, sheep Treats and Controls: Sucking lice, biting lice, keds and flies Administration Method: Pour On Withdrawal Time: 18 days for cattle intended for meat and offal, 12 hours for cattle producing milk for human consumption. 48 hours for sheep intended for meat and offal, 12 hours for sheep producing milk for human consumption Dosage for lice and keds treatment: 10 ml per animal irrespective of weight. Dosage for flies on calves and cattle:10ml per 100kg Bodyweight up to 300 kg What are the advantages of using Butox 7.5 mg/ml Pour-on? • The unique formula enables the treatment to spread easily over the body of the treated animal • The formula is highly lipophilic which means it blends with the animals natural oils to provide a longer lasting treatment. • Butox 7.5 mg/ml Pour-on is rainfast • It can be applied straight from the bottle

Butox 7.5 mg/ml Pour-on suspension is a ready to use pour-on insecticide used in the treatment and control of sucking lice, biting lice, keds and flies on sheep and cattle. Active Ingredient: Deltamethrin Target Species: Cattle, sheep Treats and Controls: Sucking lice, biting lice, keds and flies Administration Method: Pour On Withdrawal Time: 18 days for cattle intended for meat and offal, 12 hours for cattle producing milk for human consumption. 48 hours for sheep intended for meat and offal, 12 hours for sheep producing milk for human consumption Dosage for lice and keds treatment: 10 ml per animal irrespective of weight. Dosage for flies on calves and cattle:10ml per 100kg Bodyweight up to 300 kg What are the advantages of using Butox 7.5 mg/ml Pour-on? • The unique formula enables the treatment to spread easily over the body of the treated animal • The formula is highly lipophilic which means it blends with the animals natural oils to provide a longer lasting treatment. • Butox 7.5 mg/ml Pour-on is rainfast • It can be applied straight from the bottle

For the active immunisation of pregnant cows and heifers to raise antibodies against E. coli adhesin F5 (K99) antigen, rotavirus and coronavirus. While calves are fed colostrum from vaccinated cows during the first two to four weeks of life, these antibodies have been demonstrated to: • reduce the severity of diarrhoea caused by E. coli F5 (K99); • reduce the incidence of scours caused by rotavirus; • reduce the shedding of virus by calves infected with rotavirus or coronavirus. Onset of Immunity: • Passive protection against all active substances will commence from the start of colostrum feeding. Duration of Immunity: • In calves artificially fed with pooled colostrum, protection will continue until colostrum feeding ceases. • In naturally suckled calves, protection against rotavirus will persist for at least 7 days and against coronavirus for at least 14 days. Dosage & Administration Dose - 2 ml by intramuscular injection.The recommended site is the side of the neck. A single injection should be given during each pregnancy between 12 and 3 weeks before calving is expected. Colostrum feeding • Protection of calves depends on the physical presence of colostrum antibodies (from vaccinated cows) within the gut for the duration of the first 2 - 3 weeks of life until calves develop their own immunity. Thus it is essential to ensure adequate colostrum feeding for the whole of this period to maximise the efficacy of vaccination. All calves must receive adequate colostrum from their dams within 6 hours of birth. Suckled calves will continue to receive adequate colostrum naturally by feeding from vaccinated cows.

For the active immunisation of pregnant cows and heifers to raise antibodies against E. coli adhesin F5 (K99) antigen, rotavirus and coronavirus. While calves are fed colostrum from vaccinated cows during the first two to four weeks of life, these antibodies have been demonstrated to: • reduce the severity of diarrhoea caused by E. coli F5 (K99); • reduce the incidence of scours caused by rotavirus; • reduce the shedding of virus by calves infected with rotavirus or coronavirus. Onset of Immunity: • Passive protection against all active substances will commence from the start of colostrum feeding. Duration of Immunity: • In calves artificially fed with pooled colostrum, protection will continue until colostrum feeding ceases. • In naturally suckled calves, protection against rotavirus will persist for at least 7 days and against coronavirus for at least 14 days. Dosage & Administration Dose - 2 ml by intramuscular injection.The recommended site is the side of the neck. A single injection should be given during each pregnancy between 12 and 3 weeks before calving is expected. Colostrum feeding • Protection of calves depends on the physical presence of colostrum antibodies (from vaccinated cows) within the gut for the duration of the first 2 - 3 weeks of life until calves develop their own immunity. Thus it is essential to ensure adequate colostrum feeding for the whole of this period to maximise the efficacy of vaccination. All calves must receive adequate colostrum from their dams within 6 hours of birth. Suckled calves will continue to receive adequate colostrum naturally by feeding from vaccinated cows.