Ivermectin 1%

Neglecting worms today may cost you a whole herd tomorrow... Weakness, immune system decline, and decreased production start with parasites that are not visible to the naked eye but have a devastating impact... Ivermectin 1% stops the danger at its roots before it turns into a real loss. Specifications of Ivermectin 1%: Composition: Ivermectin 1% weight/volume Form: Injectable solution Sizes: 100 ml – 250 ml Withdrawal periods: Meat: 28 to 30 days Milk: Not used for animals producing milk for human consumption Storage: Cool, dry place away from sunlight Indications for use of Ivermectin 1%: Treating all types of internal worms. Eliminating external parasites causing weakness and slow growth. Reducing losses caused by poor production and immunity. Comprehensive protection of animals from the most dangerous parasitic pathogens. Method of use: Based on the scientific leaflet of Evertong 1% and standard veterinary practices for Ivermectin, here is the correct and safe way to use: Camels: 1 ml per 50 kg Horses: 1 ml per 50 kg Cattle: 1 ml per 50 kg Sheep and goats: 1 ml per 50 kg (meaning a 25 kg carcass takes only half a ml) Don’t give parasites the chance to weaken your livestock; complete the treatment schedule with Ivermectin 1% to ensure your animals are free from worms and mange, and to increase growth rates. Benefits: Ivermectin 1% eliminates internal and external worms with an effective formula that reduces weakness and maintains herd strength. Helps significantly boost animals’ immunity and limits the recurrence of serious parasitic infections. Reduces production losses caused by poor growth, delayed fattening, and low feed utilization. Supports digestive health and helps animals absorb nutrients better. Suitable for various types of animals, providing a unified and easy treatment solution for breeders. Why do we warn against increasing the dose? Increasing the dose of Ivermectin (especially in camels) may cause neurological symptoms such as paralysis, ataxia, or even loss of consciousness, so sticking to the dose of 1 ml per 50 kg is the safest option.