Cefixime & Lactic Acid Bacillus Dry Syrup (30ml)

Ensure rapid recovery and support superior gut health for your livestock with Altasri Labs Cefixime 50mg and Lactic Acid Bacillus (60 Million Spores) Dry Syrup. Formulated for cattle, buffaloes, goats, and sheep, this oral suspension combines an antibiotic with beneficial probiotic bacteria to help fight bacterial infections while supporting the restoration of healthy gut microflora. It is designed to support respiratory and digestive health, promote optimal digestion, and help maintain the animals’ natural immunity during recovery. The probiotic component helps replenish beneficial bacteria in the gut, while the antibiotic is intended to address susceptible bacterial infections when prescribed by a veterinarian. Convenient to administer as a dry syrup once prepared according to the product instructions, it can be a useful part of a veterinarian-guided treatment plan. Follow the preparation directions carefully and use the provided measuring guidance to help ensure accurate administration. Monitor the animal during treatment and contact your veterinarian if its condition worsens, does not improve, or if you notice an unexpected reaction. Use only as directed by a qualified veterinarian, and follow the recommended dose and duration for each animal. Do not use this product without professional guidance, and consult your veterinarian about appropriate storage, handling, and any other medicines or supplements the animal may be receiving. Before beginning treatment, provide your veterinarian with the animal’s age, weight, health history, and details of any symptoms or medicines currently being used. Prepare and administer the syrup exactly as directed on the product label; do not change the dose, skip doses, or extend treatment unless your veterinarian advises you to do so. Keep the product and prepared medicine stored as instructed, out of reach of children and animals for whom it was not prescribed, and do not use it beyond the stated expiry date. Antibiotics should be used responsibly under veterinary supervision, so seek professional advice if you have questions about whether this treatment is suitable for the animal. Continue to observe appetite, hydration, stool, breathing, and general activity, and share any notable changes with your veterinarian. A complete veterinary assessment and appropriate supportive care can help determine the cause of illness and guide the animal’s recovery.