Denguard
A sterile injectable solution for the treatment of hypocalcemia (Milk Fever) in cattle.
Composition
Each 100 ml contains:
- Calcium Borogluconate: 25g
- Magnesium Chloride: 3g
- Dextrose: 15g
Signs of Milk Fever
In most cases, cows will show excitement or agitation with tremors in the head and limbs. They may stagger and go down to a "sitting" position, often with a 'kink' in the neck, and finally lie flat on their side before circulatory collapse, coma, and death. Other signs include:
- A dry muzzle, staring eyes, cold legs and ears.
- Constipation and drowsiness after going down.
- Weaker and faster heartbeat.
- Body temperature falling below normal.
- Bloat is common in cows unable to sit up.
- Pneumonia and exposure in bad weather.
Dosage & Administration
For slow intravenous administration.
- Cattle: 250-500 ml, depending on the size of the animal and severity of the condition.
Administer slowly and warm to body temperature before use. A second dose may be given after 8-12 hours if necessary. Always consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Precautions
- Administer slowly to avoid cardiac distress.
- Monitor the animal closely during and after administration.
- Do not use in animals with severe renal impairment.
Withdrawal Period
None.
Practical notes on using Denguard
Denguard is part of the veterinary range that Xzeebex International sources, quality-checks and supplies to farms, veterinary clinics and distributors.
Composition: Each 100 ml contains: Calcium Borogluconate: 25g Magnesium Chloride: 3g Dextrose: 15g
Signs of Milk Fever: In most cases, cows will show excitement or agitation with tremors in the head and limbs. They may stagger and go down to a "sitting" position, often with a 'kink' in the neck, and finally lie flat on their side before circulatory collapse, coma, and death. Other signs include: A dry muzzle, staring eyes, cold legs and ears. Constipation and drowsiness after going down. Weaker and faster heartbeat. Body temperature falling below normal. Bloat is common in cows unable to sit up. Pneumonia and exposure in bad weather.
On the farm
Storage matters. Keep the container closed, out of direct sunlight and away from feed and drinking troughs, and never decant into unlabelled bottles.
Storage matters. Keep the container closed, out of direct sunlight and away from feed and drinking troughs, and never decant into unlabelled bottles.
Regulatory and safety notes
Withdrawal periods, permitted species and legal status differ from country to country. Always follow the rules that apply where the animals are kept and confirm the current label before use.
Ordering Denguard
Orders can be combined with other items from the catalogue so a single shipment covers a full season of herd health needs. For pricing, batch availability and documentation for Denguard, contact Xzeebex International directly.
This page is product information for veterinary professionals and is not medical advice.