Ubrolexin

Ubrolexin is a veterinary antibiotic used to treat clinical mastitis in dairy cows, and it is a combination of two drugs, cephalexin and kanamycin, which work together more effectively against bacteria causing inflammation such as staphylococcus and Escherichia coli. It is administered inside the udder at specific doses (usually twice at 24-hour intervals) with consideration of milk and meat withdrawal periods. Usage: Mastitis treatment: used to treat bacterial mastitis infections in milk-producing cows. Double formulation: combines cephalexin and kanamycin to increase the effect on bacteria. Mode of action: acts as a broad-spectrum antimicrobial agent targeting bacteria sensitive to the formulation. How to use: administered inside the udder (intra-mammary) using a syringe, once for each affected quarter, and repeated after 24 hours. The udder should be well milked and the teat disinfected before injection. One-time use packaging.