Closantel And Ivermectin Combination

With NADIS parasite forecast reporting that, “very extensive areas of grazing will have remained wet through the summer this year, and will therefore be potentially high-risk grazing areas for fluke disease”, and warning of a “risk of a very high prevalence of liver fluke disease in all of Scotland, Wales and western England.”, further fluke treatments for your flock will most likely be needed in late winter/early spring Liver Fluke & Productivity Liver fluke can have a profound effect on the productivity of sheep, with lowered ewe fertility and reduced lambing percentages. Liver fluke infections in ewes can reduce multiple births by up to 10%, and lamb birth weights can be reduced by more than 5%. In infected lambs, weight gain can be reduced by up to 30% leading to much increased finishing times. Closantel and Ivermectin Combination Closiver Injection for Sheep contains a unique combination of ivermectin and closantel. The addition of closantel, a flukicide which is highly effective against adult and late immature fluke, is also effective against triclabendazole resistant fluke, an issue which is becoming more prevalent throughout the country. Dosing Methods Treating with Closiver Injection for Sheep can conveniently be done when coupled with other vital procedures prelambing such as vaccination or crutching. Closiver Injection for Sheep is administered subcutaneously in the neck at a dose rate of 1ml/25kg. Post marketing experience has demonstrated that the dorsal neck area on sheep is an accessible region and maybe a suitable area for farmers/vets to inject Closiver Injection for Sheep subcutaneously. Closiver Injection for Sheep is the ideal product for ewes at lambing, use on bought in stock, at Tupping and it is also safe for use in lambs during the season. Injection ensures that each animal receives the full volume of an exact amount of a dose with the added advantage of the animal not spitting out the dose. Delivered at body temperature, it is less stress on your sheep, starts to work quickly and has better bioavailability. Since launch, Closiver Injection for Sheep has revolutionised the way sheep are treated for fluke and worms, with no other product offering this incredible combination of efficacy and ease of use. In addition, Closiver Injection for Sheep has a short meat withdrawal period of just 28 days.

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