OEM Supply Veterinary Ciprofloxacin - Enrofloxacin tablet-racing pigeon medicine – Depond
OEM Supply Veterinary Ciprofloxacin - Enrofloxacin tablet-racing pigeon medicine – Depond Detail:
Composition: Enroflxoacin 10mg per tablet
Description: Enrofloxacin is a synthetic chemotherapeutic agent from the quinolone class of drugs. It has antibactericidal activity against a broad spectrum of gram + and gram – bacteria. It is rapidly absorbed and penetrates all body tissues well
Indication: For Gastrointestinal infection, respiratory infection, urinary tract infection. which is casued by the bacterial sensitive to enrofloxacin.
Adverse reactions: Enrofloxacin causes increased mortality in the egg when the hen is treated during egg formation. It will cause cartilage abnormalities in growing squabs, especially during the 1st week to 10 days of age. This. however, is not always seen.
Dosage: 5 – 10 mg/bird divided daily for 7 – 14 days. 150 – 600 mg/gallon for 7 – 14 days.
Storage: Avoid humidity, keep in cool and dry place.
Package: 10 tablets/blister, 10 blisters/box
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"Control the standard by the details, show the toughness by quality". Our firm has strived to establish a highly efficient and stable workers workforce and explored an effective high-quality management system for OEM Supply Veterinary Ciprofloxacin - Enrofloxacin tablet-racing pigeon medicine – Depond , The product will supply to all over the world, such as: Zurich, Monaco, kazakhstan, Our company insists on the purpose of "takes service priority for standard, quality guarantee for the brand, do business in good faith, to offer skilled, rapid, accurate and timely service for you". We welcome old and new customers to negotiate with us. We are going to serve you with all sincerity!
By Elaine from Holland - 2017.04.18 16:45
This company has the idea of "better quality, lower processing costs, prices are more reasonable", so they have competitive product quality and price, that's the main reason we chose to cooperate.
By Gary from Maldives - 2017.09.30 16:36
