Chlorpheniramine Maleate 12.5mg Veterinary Bolus

Provide immediate and reliable relief from allergic reactions, dermatitis, hives, and respiratory distress with Altasri Labs' Chlorpheniramine Maleate 12.5mg Bolus. Formulated as a trusted first-generation antihistamine, it works by blocking H1 receptors to help reduce itching, nasal discharge, and swelling associated with insect bites and hypersensitivity. By helping manage these common signs of allergic response, it can support animal comfort when used appropriately under veterinary direction. This convenient oral bolus is specially designed for cattle, buffaloes, goats, and sheep, supporting practical administration across a range of livestock. Its solid dosage format may also make it convenient to store and handle as part of routine veterinary or farm-care supplies. Supplied in a 1 x 4 Alu-Alu blister pack, it is easy to store and handle while the protective packaging helps maintain product stability. Keep the blister pack intact until use and store the product as directed on the label. Its compact format is suitable for veterinary and livestock-care settings where dependable product handling is important. Follow veterinary guidance and the product label for appropriate use and administration, including species-specific directions and any precautions. Do not exceed the recommended directions, and check the packaging for details about storage and handling. Consult a veterinarian to assess the animal’s condition and determine whether this product is appropriate, particularly if symptoms are severe, persistent, or accompanied by breathing difficulties. Prompt veterinary assessment is important for animals experiencing significant or worsening respiratory signs, as they may need urgent attention and care. Before administration, confirm the product name, strength, and package integrity, and ensure that the medicine is intended for the animal’s species and situation. Keep the product stored securely and out of reach of children and animals for which it was not prescribed. Observe the animal after use and contact a veterinarian if signs do not improve, return, or become worse. A veterinarian can help identify the cause of the symptoms, advise on suitable care, and determine whether additional assessment or treatment is needed. Always use this product as part of a veterinarian-guided care plan rather than relying on it to manage an emergency without professional advice.