Descrizione Clinica
active ingredients
Each tablet contains active substances: micronized mebendazole 240 mg; praziquantel (microencapsulated) 20 mg.Excellent
Coloring E 110 (sunset yellow) 0,43 mg, black dye PN (And 151) 0.23 mg, sucrose, corn starch, rice starch, fish meal, maltodextrin, lactose monohydrate, maize diastasate flour, chicken meat flour, magnesium stearate, Sodium chloride, hydrogen phosphate potassium, acetosulphate.Contraindications
Do not use hypersensitivity to active substances or one of the excipients.Population
For oral use. One tablet every 8 kg body weight per day for two consecutive days, equal to 30 mg/kg p.c./die mebendazole and 2.5 mg/kg p.c./die by Praziquantel. To ensure the administration of a correct dosage, the body weight must be determined as accurately as possible. Always roll the weight of the animal to the upper whole number. Subdose could result in ineffective use and could promote resistance development. The tablet is easily divided into four parts that can be used each to treat 2 kg of animal. Place the tablet on a flat surface with the side bearing the fracture lines facing upwards. Exercise with your thumb a pressure in the middle of the tablet to obtain the division in 4 quarters. Tablets, chewable, are suitable for animals; are taken spontaneously except for rare exceptions; in these cases they can be crumbled and incorporated into a small amount of food or mixed with croquettes. During the treatment the animal does not lose vivacity or appetite.Conservation
This veterinary medicinal product does not require any special conservation conditions. Store in the original container. Keep the bottle closed. Validity period of the veterinary medicinal product packaged for sale: five years.Warnings
In order to obtain effective control of the parasites the treatment should be carried out according to the results of the parasitic examination of the feces. The decision to use the veterinary medicinal product should be based on the confirmation of the parasitic species and the charge, or the risk of infestation according to its epidemiological characteristics, for each individual animal. The resistance of parasites to a particular class of anti-elmintics could develop as a result of the frequent and repeated use of an anti-elmintic of the same class. The non-necessary use of pesticides or a use that differs from the indications given in the Product Features Summary can increase the pressure of selection of the resistance and lead to a reduced effectiveness. In case of single infestation confirmed by baskets or nematodes, a monovalent product must be preferred, containing only one cestodicida or a nematodicida. It must be taken into account the possibility that other animals in the same environment may be a source of re-infestation from nematodes and cestodes, and these should be treated according to need with an appropriate veterinary medicinal product. In case of infestations from Dipylidium caninum, to prevent re-infestation, adequate control measures must be implemented on fleas acting as a carrier. Special precautions for safe use in target species: it is not necessary to administer purgans or to observe fasting to the animal during treatment; it's a good rule during the winters to give the animals lighter meals than usual. It is preferable to administer the veterinary medicinal product on an empty stomach and at the same time to little welcome food. During the treatment and also subsequently, it is necessary to carry out, especially in the barrels or in the farms, the appropriate operations of disinfestation of the premises in order to avoid re-infestations. Moreover, the chemical denaturation of the feces expelled from the subjects treated in order to stop the continuation of the parasitic cycle is also necessary. Special precautions to be taken by the person administering the veterinary medicinal product to animals: in case of accidental contact wash your hands thoroughly. People with a known hypersensitivity to Mebendazole and Praziquantel must administer the veterinary medicinal product with caution. Special precautions for environmental protection: not relevant. Excessive doses can cause vomiting, which appears for Mebendazole over 500 mg/kg in the dog and 300 mg/kg in the cat, for Praziquantel at 200 mg/kg in the dog. Main incompatibility: not relevant.Interactions
No notes.Source: Farmadati
