Veterinary Use – Injectable
Vitamin C is intended for the formation and maintenance of intercellular matter such as collagen and fibrous tissues of the matrix of bones, cartilage and teeth.
In hypovitaminosis C, caused by defects in the synthesis or absorption of the Vitamin C by the organism which characterize scurvy frame, causing weight loss, apathy, fatigue, pain in joints and muscles, anemia and bone fragility.
To increase organic defenses in the convalescence of infectious diseases, in toxicosis gravidarum, and breastfeeding as an auxiliary medication. Adjuvant in bleeding and feverish conditions, following the specific medication.
Each 20 ml contains:
Vitamin C ………………………………………. 3 g
Vehicle buffered aqueous …………… 20 ml
Route of administration : Intramuscular or intravenous .
Horses and cattle (Larger size) – 1 vial of 20 ml per dose;
Foals, calves, pigs and sheep (Midsize) – half bottle (10ml);
Dogs (Small size) – 5 ml .
Make one application/day, totaling 5-6 applications on consecutive or alternate days.
Changes in the way to use at the discretion of the veterinarian.
Bottle with 20 ml.
Changes in the way to use at the discretion of the veterinarian.
Cattle, swine, sheep, horses, goats and Birds: Slaughter – zero deficiency..
Cattle, sheep and goats: Milk – zero deficiency.
Birds: Eggs – zero deficiency
For more information about the grace period, see the product label.