injection for swine, poultry & cow

INDICATION, DOSAGE & ADMINISTRATION

IndicationCausesDosages
  Swine:
  Bronchopneumonia
  (coughing,respiratory rales,   
  sneezing, prostration)       
                   
           
  Swine enzootic pneumonia   
  (coughing especially in the   
  morning, retarded growth)

  Swine dysentery (diarrhea,   
  large amount of mucus and   
  flecks of blood in the faeces,
  prostration)

  Wound infection

  Pasteurella sp.



  Mycoplasma     
  hyodysenteriae


  Treponema
  hyodysenteriae



  Staphylococcus sp.

  Intramuscular injection (through
  flesh/muscle) on the thigh, the
  ear areas on the neck or hips

  Piglet:
  1-2 ml per 10 kg of body weight


  Adult pig:
  5-10 ml per 50 kg of body weight
  Poultry:
  CRD (snoring)
  Mycoplasma
  gallisepticum
  Subcutaneous (under the skin)
  or intramuscular (through flesh/
  muscle) injection
  Young chick (age 1-4 weeks):
  0.25-0.5 ml per bird
  Grower & finisher chicken
  (age > 4 weeks):
  0.5-1 ml per bird
  Cow:
  Beef cattle and non-
  lactating dairy cattle:
  • Pneumonia, bronchitis,
     tracheitis, laryngitis
  • Mycoplasma mastitis
  • Leptospirosis
  • Wound infection
  Calf:
  • Calf diphteria


  Mycoplasma dispar,
  M. bovis, PPLO.
  Mycoplasma sp
  Leptospira sp.
  Streptococcus sp.

  Fusobacterium
  necrophorum		 


  Intramuscular injection (through
  flesh/muscle):
  0.5-1 ml per 10 kg of body weight

CAUTION
• Injection may be repeated after every 12-24 hours for 2-3 consecutive days
• Do not inject Tysinol more than 5 ml on the same body part
• Stop giving Tysinol 3 days before livestock is slaughtered for human consumption
• Store in a tightly closed container, in a dry and cool place, protected from direct sunlight

PACKING
Box    : 12 bottles @  20 ml
            12 bottles @  50 ml
            12 bottles @ 100 ml

For veterinary use only
Under licensed veterinarian prescription

Indonesia      : KEMENTAN RI No. D 06071347 PKC.2
Philippines    : VR-3084
Vietnam        : MDI-28

Tysinol