Triclabendazole Boluses

Active Ingredients: Triclabendazole

Triclabendazole Boluses are an anthelmintic drug used to treat or prevent certain parasitic infections in animals like cows and sheep. It's indicated for the treatment of mixed trematode (fluke) and nematode, or arthropod infections, due to gastrointestinal roundworms, lungworms, liver fluke, and nasal bots.

Triclabendazole is classified as a benzimidazole within the family of anthelmintics. It works by inhibiting microtubule formation within the parasite. Triclabendazole shows a narrow spectrum of activity but is an effective treatment for early immature, immature and mature liver fluke (Fasciola hepatica). It has an efficacy of 98 to 100% against 6- to 8-week-old flukes in the liver tissue and adults in the bile ducts, and has a safety margin of up to 16 in sheep.

It is important to note Triclabendazole Boluses are for veterinary purposes only.

AdvaCare Pharma is the producer and global exporter of Triclabendazole Boluses. Our factories are regularly inspected to ensure meet the high standards necessary to comply with GMP rules and regulations.

AdvaCare Pharma is an American-owned and operated company specializing in the manufacture of veterinary medicines. As part of our range of 250+ veterinary formulations, we manufacture Triclabendazole Boluses under strict GMP guidelines, ensuring efficacy. Our veterinary distributors have confidence in the quality of our products, making AdvaCare Pharma a leading supplier in countries where dependable, cost-effective livestock medications are in high demand.

What is Triclabendazole used for?

It's used to treat parasitic infections caused by liver flukes.

What animals can be treated with Triclabendazole Bolus?

It's recommended for cows and sheep. It is not used for swine or poultry as flukes are typically not present in these animals.

How should Triclabendazole Boluses be stored?

They should be stored in a dark, dry location below 25°C. Keep the boluses in the blister packs until usage.

Is there a withdrawal period after treatment with Triclabendazole?

The withdrawal time is 56 days for meat and 48 hours for milk. The exact duration will depend on local regulations.

How much Triclabendazole should be given to livestock?

For cattle, the usual dose is 12mg per kg of body weight.

For sheep, the usual dose is 10mg per kg of body weight.

As with all pharmaceuticals, some unwanted effects can occur from the use of Triclabendazole Oral Suspension.

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.

This drug may cause prolong QT intervals. Treatment with this drug should be administered with caution if an animal has a history of QT prolongation or is being treated with a medicine that causes a prolonged QT interval.