Ceftriaxone 3g & Serratiopeptidase 100mg Veterinary Bolus

Altasri Labs Ceftriaxone 3gm + Serratiopeptidase 100mg Bolus is formulated to provide dual-action support for cattle, buffalo, sheep, and goats. Each bolus combines ceftriaxone, a broad-spectrum cephalosporin antibiotic, with serratiopeptidase, an anti-inflammatory enzyme, in a convenient bolus dosage form. This combination brings together support for managing susceptible bacterial infections and for reducing inflammation, swelling, and associated discomfort, as determined by a veterinarian. It may be used under veterinary direction for conditions such as respiratory infections, including pneumonia, as well as in post-surgical care and the management of skin infections. The suitability of the product will depend on the animal’s condition and the veterinarian’s assessment, so it should not be used without professional guidance. By supporting infection management and recovery, it can also help maintain appetite and overall digestive health during treatment. The bolus format is designed to offer a practical option for administration to livestock and can be handled and stored according to the directions provided with the product. The secure 1 x 2 Alu-Alu blister pack supports convenient storage and handling; check the packaging before use and do not use the product if its condition or integrity is in question. Keep the product stored as directed on the packaging. Use only under the guidance of a veterinarian, who can assess the animal’s condition, determine whether this product is appropriate, and provide instructions on the correct dosage and duration of treatment. Follow the veterinarian’s directions carefully, and do not change the prescribed course without consulting them. Observe the animal during treatment and seek professional advice if its condition does not improve, worsens, or if you have concerns about its response. Proper veterinary assessment and adherence to the recommended instructions help ensure that the product is used appropriately for the animal. Before administration, confirm that the bolus and blister are intact and that the product is within its stated expiry period. Keep the medicine in its original packaging until needed, and store it out of reach of children and animals not receiving treatment. Do not share a prescribed course between animals or use leftover medicine for a different animal or condition; the veterinarian should make that decision based on an individual assessment. Provide the veterinarian with relevant information about the animal’s health, other treatments, and any previous reactions to medicines. If several animals are being treated, follow professional instructions for each one and keep a record of administration as advised. Safe handling, careful observation, and timely follow-up with the veterinarian are important parts of responsible livestock care. Always refer to the product packaging and the veterinarian’s advice for complete directions, precautions, and any additional instructions specific to the animal being treated.