Bigland | 20 ml | Prostaglandins by BURNET

Bigland contains D-cloperostenol (a synthetic analog of the prostaglandin F2alpha). It induces luteal regression (luteosinosis), allowing the breeder complete control over estrus timing, artificial insemination, and calving seasons, thus significantly increasing herd productivity.

Bigland benefits

1. Regulation of the estrous cycle (Estrus Synchronization):

• This allows for the standardization of insemination seasons, which facilitates the use of artificial insemination to genetically improve breeds.
• It helps in programming birth and weaning seasons, resulting in better weaning weights and a higher economic return.

2. Therapeutic uses:

• Silent Estrus: Returns animals to the normal cycle after confirming the presence of the corpus luteum.
• Treatment of uterine infections (Pyometra): Helps in cleaning the uterus in cases of chronic infections.
• Inducing abortion: Used effectively in the first half of pregnancy (such as very early pregnancies in wheels).
• Expelling mummified fetuses: The uterus helps in getting rid of dead and mummified fetuses.
• Stimulating labor in pigs: reduces labor time and improves uterine contractions.

Dosage and usage guide

(Intramuscular injection IM)

Cattle: 2 ml (0.15 mg) per animal (in the neck or rump).

Sheep: 0.5 ml (0.038 mg) per animal.

Pigs: 1 ml (0.075 mg) per animal.

To regulate estrus (cows and sheep): Two doses are given 11 days apart, followed by artificial insemination between 72 and 96 hours after the second dose.

Important alerts and warnings:

• Pregnancy: It should not be given to pregnant females except in cases where abortion is desired.
• Handling the product: It is absorbed through the skin, so pregnant women and asthma patients should take extreme care when handling it and wash their hands immediately in case of contact.
• Response period: The animal returns to normal estrus within 2 to 4 days after treatment.

Streamline your production and improve your farm's efficiency with Bigland. Order now for optimal control over your herd's life cycle.