FALCON – 10ML

Falcon  (Dalvet lab.) is stimulant,energy,power for the race.
Species : horse and camel.

Falcon  (Dalvet lab.) is stimulant,energy,power for the race.
Species : horse and camel.

Falcon  (Dalvet lab.) is stimulant,energy,power for the race.

Species : horse and camel.

Fatrocortin can be used in the case of ketosis, inflammation (arthritis, arthrosynovitis, tendinitis, bursitis, etc.), pig oedema disease, dermatitis, pruritus, allergies, and inflammation and stress control during bacterial disease and acute bovine and porcine mastitis (in association with antibiotic treatment).

FATROCORTIN

DESCRIPTION:

– Fatrocortin is a solution of dexamethasone (16-α-methyl-9-α-fluoro-prednisolone) potent corticosteroid of gifted synthesis, with respect to natural cortisone and corticosterone precursors, with an intense anti-inflammatory and neoglucogenic activity with lower effects on metabolism water and saline.

– The liver and mammary gland represent at the same time the main target organs of dexamethasone and the place of its metabolization.

– Elimination is done through urine, feces and milk. By the renal route, dexamethasone is eliminated partly free, partly as metabolites and partly in conjugated form.

INDICATIONS for fatrocortin:

Dexamethasone is indicated for the treatment of inflammatory, metabolic syndromes and allergic manifestations in bovine, suino, equine, canines and felines, particularly in cases of:

• acetonemia (ketosis)
• rheumatoid arthritis
• disease of edema in the pig
• allergies and itching without infection
• dog dermatosis
• control of inflammatory and stressful components (in association with antibiotic treatment) during the course of bacterial infectious diseases
• Acute mastitis of the cow and the sow.

COMPOSITION for fatrocortin:

Active  substance : Dexamethasone 1 mg –  Excipients: csp 1 ml.

TARGET SPECIES AND DOSE for fatrocortin:

Cattle – suinos – horses – dogs and cats.

Administer intramuscularly or intravenously. In inflammatory forms of the extremities, intra-articular injection is advisable. Administer every 24 hours.

Adult cattle and horses: 10 ml (0.05 – 0.04 mg / kg pv eq at 0.02-0.04 ml / kg pv / day)

Calves, sheep and suinos: 5 ml (0.05 – 0.1 mg / kg pv eq at 0.05-0.1 ml / kg pv / day)

Canines and felines: 0.5 – 1 ml (0.05 – 0.2 mg / kg pv eq at 0.0-0.2 ml / kg pv / day)

Treatment should be carried out under th