Cefixime, Ofloxacin & Lactic Acid Bacillus Bolus

Formulated specifically for cattle, buffalo, sheep, and goats, this advanced veterinary bolus combines Cefixime (1 gm) and Ofloxacin (1 gm) with Lactic Acid Bacillus (180 Million Spores) in a convenient oral dosage form. The combination brings together two antibiotics with a probiotic component in one bolus, making it suitable for use when a veterinarian considers these ingredients appropriate for the animal’s condition. Its dual-action antibiotic combination is designed to help fight susceptible systemic and enteric bacterial infections, while the probiotic component helps support the restoration of natural gut microflora. It can be used as part of veterinary-directed care for respiratory ailments such as pneumonia and cough, as well as digestive disturbances associated with changes in gut flora. By supporting a healthy digestive balance, the bolus may help improve digestion, feed conversion, and recovery as part of an appropriate overall care plan. The animal’s species, weight, age, symptoms, and health history should all be considered when determining whether this product is suitable. The veterinarian may also consider the severity and suspected cause of the illness, other medicines the animal is receiving, and any relevant management or feeding factors before recommending treatment. Use only under the guidance of a qualified veterinarian, who can determine the appropriate dose and duration of treatment for the animal. Follow the veterinarian’s instructions and the product label carefully, and do not change or stop a prescribed course without professional advice. Administer the bolus only as directed, using appropriate handling practices, and contact the veterinarian if you have difficulty giving it or notice an unexpected reaction. Antibiotics should be used responsibly and only when directed by a veterinarian; seek veterinary attention if symptoms worsen or do not improve as expected. Do not use leftover medication or share treatment between animals unless the veterinarian specifically advises you to do so. For food-producing animals, consult the veterinarian about any applicable withdrawal periods before the animal or its products enter the food supply. Store and handle the product according to the label, and keep it out of reach of children and animals for whom it was not prescribed.