Denguard

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.