Description
A compound mineral injection ready for instant use for the prevention and treatment of milk fever, grass tetany and allied mineral deficiency
Contains:
- Calcium
- Magnesium
- Phosphorus
- Glucose
With Holding Period: Nil
$18.50 – $262.50
A compound mineral injection for the prevention and treatment of milk fever, grass tetany and allied mineral deficiency.
A compound mineral injection ready for instant use for the prevention and treatment of milk fever, grass tetany and allied mineral deficiency
Contains:
With Holding Period: Nil
Packet Size | 15 x 500ml Bulk Buy, 500ml |
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How is Rudduck Minbal 4 in 1 administered?
If possible, warm solution to body temperature, prior to injection. Snap the tip off the plug, ensuring the solution can flow freely and connect the sterile needle provided. Disinfect the injection site and insert the needle under the skin of the neck or over the ribs. Gently squeeze the bag to inject the contents. The area may be massaged following injection to allow for quicker absorption of the solution. Large volumes should be distributed over more than one injection site. If complete recovery does not occur within 3-4 hours repeat injection and seek veterinary advice.
Note:
Minbal 4 in 1 should be used when the animal does not respond to Rudduck Double-Cal as the animal may be lacking in other minerals.
Dosage Rates (by subcutaneous injection)
Animal | Size | Volume Required |
Cattle | Small Cow | 350mL |
Heavier Cow | 500-750mL | |
Sheep | Sml breeds 40-70kg | 60mL-100mL |
Heavier breeds 70-100kg | 100-150mL |
IMPORTANT
When treating hypomagnesaemia (grass/lactating tetany) an initial treatment with a magnesium salt solution should be given as well as this product.
All care must be taken to deliver the dose slowly whilst monitoring the cows heart closely.
Subcutaneous injection only
Store below 30°C (Room Temperature) Protect from light.
Dispose of unwanted packaging by wrapping in paper and placing in garbage. Discarded needles should be placed in a designated and appropriately labelled “sharps” container.