Albendazole 750mg & Oxyclozanide 1g Livestock Bolus

Albendazole 750 mg + Oxyclozanide 1 g Livestock Bolus is a veterinary anthelmintic combination used for the treatment and control of susceptible internal parasitic infections in livestock, particularly cattle and buffalo, subject to the approved product label. Albendazole belongs to the benzimidazole class of antiparasitic medicines and works by interfering with parasite microtubule formation and glucose metabolism, helping eliminate susceptible gastrointestinal roundworms and certain tapeworms. Oxyclozanide is a salicylanilide anthelmintic primarily used against susceptible liver flukes, including adult liver flukes, and certain other parasites depending on the target species and product indication. The combination provides complementary antiparasitic activity, helping reduce worm burden and support improved digestion, nutrient utilisation, productivity and overall livestock health. By controlling susceptible parasites, treatment may help limit the effects of parasitism, such as reduced condition or poor performance, although outcomes depend on the animal, the parasite involved and other management factors. This product is not intended to replace appropriate veterinary diagnosis, nutrition or general herd-health practices. The dosage depends on the animal's body weight, species, type of parasite and the product's approved instructions. Each animal should be weighed as accurately as practical, and the bolus should be administered only by the method described on its label. Do not assume that the same dose or treatment schedule is suitable for every species or situation, and do not repeat treatment unless directed by the label or a veterinarian. Special precautions are necessary in pregnant animals, and the product should be used under veterinary supervision. Before administration, check the product packaging for contraindications, warnings, directions for use and any instructions about handling or storage. Seek veterinary advice if an animal is unwell, if signs persist after treatment, or if there is uncertainty about the parasite or appropriate treatment. For dairy and meat-producing livestock, the applicable milk and meat withdrawal periods must be followed according to the approved label and local regulations. Treated animals and their products should not enter the food supply until the required withdrawal period has passed. Keep a record of treatments where appropriate, and use the product as part of a considered parasite-control plan. This bolus should be administered responsibly to ensure effective parasite control and minimise the risk of adverse effects and anthelmintic resistance. Correct dosing, veterinary guidance and adherence to the approved product instructions are important for safe and responsible use.