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Company:
Azienda Terapeutica A.T.I. S.r.l.
Publication date:
21/02/2024
Category:
Veterinary medicinal product
AIC:
101956035
Pack:
100 ml bottle
Indications:
For the treatment of:
- Inflammations of the soft tissues of the joints (bursitis, tendinitis, synovitis, capsulitis, tenosynovitis);
- Arthritis;
- Inflammation of skeletal muscles;
- Painfulness in spinal disorders;
- Thrombo-phlebitis, pericarditis, pleuritis;
- Endotoxemic shock.
Dosage:
Regardless of the route of administration, the recommended dosage for inflammatory conditions is 2-4 mg of phenylbutazone/kg b.w. once or twice a day, adapting it to the clinical case at the veterinarian’s discretion.
In general, it is recommended to follow the dosage schedule below:
• start treatment intravenously (slow) using the injectable solution:
- 4 mg of phenylbutazone/kg b.w. (equal to 2 ml of solution/q.le b.w.) twice, on the first day;
• continue treatment orally using the paste or powder:
- 2 mg of phenylbutazone/kg b.w. (equal to 0.5 g of paste or 2 g of powder/q.le b.w.) twice a day orally for the next 3-4 days;
- 2 mg of phenylbutazone/kg b.w. (equal to 0.5 g of paste or 2 g of powder/q.le b.w.) once a day or every other day orally until
the clinical result is achieved.
For adjunct therapy of endotoxemic forms, the dosage must be increased up to 15 mg of phenylbutazone/kg b.w. and beyond, at the veterinarian’s discretion.
The injectable solution must be administered intravenously, preferably slowly.
Dispensing regime:
Simple repeatable prescription
ATCvet Anatomical Group:
QM - 01 - Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory/antirheumatic drugs
Administration:
Injectable
Species:
Equidae not intended for food production
Active ingredients:
NameConcentration
phenylbutazone (DC.IT) (FU)
200 mg/ml
Withdrawal times:
NOT APPLICABLE
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