Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution

Active Ingredients: Cypermethrin

Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution is a ready-to-use topical antiparasitic drug used to treat and control ectoparasitic infestations on cows and sheep. In cattle, it is effective against stable flies, face flies, head flies, and midges. Controlling the fly population helps reduce the spread of diseases and infections among livestock.

In sheep, Cypermethrin is indicated for the treatment and control of blowfly strikes, head flies, ticks, and biting lice.

Cypermethrin is classified as a synthetic pyrethroid. It works as a contact insecticide, which has a paralytic effect upon contact with the parasite. This drug does not exhibit a systemic mode of action, which makes it an ineffective treatment option for blood-sucking parasites.

It is important to note that Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution is for veterinary purposes only.

AdvaCare Pharma is a trusted exporter of Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution. This medication is manufactured in our facilities in China, India, and the USA. Our production facilities are regularly inspected to ensure they comply with the regulations necessary for GMP certification.

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What is Cypermethrin used for?

It's used to treat or control ectoparasitic infections, including flies, ticks, lice, and blowfly strikes.

What animals can be treated with Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution?

It's recommended for livestock animals, such as cows or sheep.

How is Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution used?

This medication has been manufactured as an aqueous solution, which is intended to be administered topically. The solution should be applied at the backline of the animal.

How should Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution be stored?

This medication should be stored in a dark, dry location between 15-25°C. The bottle should be sealed tightly during storage.

What is the withdrawal period for Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution?

For cattle, the withdrawal period is 10 days for meat and 12 hours for milk. For sheep, the withdrawal time is 8 days for meat and 5 days for milk.

How much Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution should be used on cows?

For lice, the usual dose is 10ml (2.5%) per animal. Repeat treatment after 4 weeks, if necessary. Apply along the dorsal line.

For fly control, the usual dose of 10ml (2.5%), administered at the beginning of the fly season. Repeat treatment every 5-8 weeks

How much Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution should be used on sheep?

For lice, the usual dose is 5ml (1.25%) per 20kg of body weight. The maximum dosage is 20ml.

For ticks, the usual dose is 10ml per 20kg of body weight. For lambs under 10kg, use a dose of 5ml, followed by 10ml after 3 weeks.

For head flies, the usual dose is 5ml. Retreat after 4 weeks, if needed.

For blowfly strike, the usual dose is 20-40ml, depending on body weight, administered using a fan spray. Treatment will provide 6-8 weeks of protection.

As with all pharmaceuticals, some unwanted effects can occur from the use of Cypermethrin Pour-On Solution.

Some common side effects may include discomfort for up to 2 days

Serious side effects may include allergy or hypersensitivity reactions

For a comprehensive list of all possible side effects of this medication, consult a veterinary physician.

Do not eat, drink, or smoke while handling this drug.

Administer the product in a well-ventilated area. Wear protective gloves while handling this product, and thoroughly wash your hands after treatment.

This drug is known to be toxic to cats. It is also toxic to fish and other aquatic life. Do not use it in ponds or other bodies of water. Dispose of any waste material according to local regulations.

If the full efficacy of Cypermethrin Pour-On Solutions is not achieved, the most common cause is due to parasitic resistance.