Triple Sulfa Bolus treatment of bacterial pneumonia, and other diseases.

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For oral use as coadjuvant in the treatment of bacterial pneumonia, metritis, infected hoof, diphtheria and other diseases of cattle caused by organisms sensitive to sulfonamides.

Triple Sulfa Bolus (Canada)

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Triple Sulfa Bolus

This treatment applies to the following species:

Beef Cattle

Dairy Cattle

Horses

Sheep

Swine

Veal

Manufacturer: Dominion

“Veterinary Pharmaceuticals for the Professional”

DIN 00308404

FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY

EACH BOLUS CONTAINS:

Sulfanilamide	5.85 g
Sulfathiazole	5.85 g
Sulfamethazine	3.90 g

INDICATIONS:

For oral use as an aid in treatment of Pneumonia, Foot-rot, Diphtheria, Haemorrhagic Septicemia, Metritis, and other conditions in large animals, when caused by sulfonamide susceptible organisms.

CAUTION:

Consult a veterinarian if improvement not apparent after 4 days of treatment.

DIRECTIONS:

Initial dose: 1 bolus per 80 kg body weight. Subsequent dose one-half initial dose may be given at 12 hour intervals if necessary. The initial dose is usually sufficient.

WARNING:

Discontinue treatment 10 days before slaughter, for use as human food.

Milk from lactating animals should not be used for human consumption for 96 hours after treatment.

Keep out of reach of children.

Net Contents: 25 and 50 boluses

Professional Veterinary Laboratories, REGINA - WINNIPEG - EDMONTON

NAC No.: 12030431

PROFESSIONAL VETERINARY LABORATORIES
1199 SANFORD STREET, WINNIPEG, MB, R3E 3A1

Telephone:		204-589-7361

Fax:		204-943-9612

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