Levocetirizine 50mg & Montelukast 100mg Veterinary Bolus

Provide effective relief to your livestock with Levocetirizine (50mg) and Montelukast (100mg) Bolus. Specially formulated for cattle, sheep, goats, and poultry, this veterinary solution effectively alleviates respiratory distress, eases severe allergic reactions, and supports natural immune balance. Suitable for treating chronic respiratory conditions and seasonal allergies to ensure better overall animal health and productivity.

Levocetirizine 50 mg + Montelukast 100 mg Veterinary Bolus (1×4 Blister) is a combination veterinary formulation intended to help manage selected allergic and inflammatory conditions in animals, subject to the approved product indications and target species. Levocetirizine is a second-generation antihistamine that works by blocking histamine H1 receptors, helping reduce histamine-related symptoms such as itching, redness, and certain allergic reactions. Montelukast is a leukotriene receptor antagonist that blocks the action of leukotrienes, inflammatory chemicals involved in allergic responses and airway inflammation. Together, these ingredients target different pathways involved in allergic reactions and may be considered for specific veterinary indications when both medicines are appropriate. However, the stated strengths of Levocetirizine 50 mg + Montelukast 100 mg appear unusual and should be verified against the original product label, as these are not typical human tablet strengths. The exact composition, intended animal species, and approved uses must be confirmed before describing the product's specific indications. Potential adverse effects may include digestive disturbances, drowsiness, or behavioural changes, depending on the ingredients, dose, and animal species. Montelukast has also been associated with behavioural and neurological adverse effects in humans, so veterinary use requires careful professional assessment. The 1×4 blister pack indicates four boluses if the packaging follows the stated format. This formulation should be administered only under veterinary supervision, with the correct dose, target species, and product safety information confirmed before use.