Calciumvit b12 fl vt 500ml injectable solution produced by fatro spa is a veterinary drug in the category of veterinary medicinal specialties with medical prescription . It is used for the treatment of mineral supplements. calcium, association with other drugs.
Contains the active ingredients:
calcium gluconate / magnesium gluconate / cyanocobalamin
Qualitative and Quantitative Composition:
Contains active ingredients:
1 ml contains:
calcium gluconate 200 mg/ml; magnesium gluconate 60 mg/ml; cyanocobalamin (vit. B12) 0.04 mg/ml.
Product for veterinary use
calciumvit b12
500 ml glass bottle
magnesium gluconate - 60 milligram(s) and calcium gluconate - 200 milligram(s) and cyanocobalamin - 0.04 milligram(s)
Protoddo for:
bovine - bovine - meat - 0 days - intravenous use and bovine - bovine - meat - 0 days - intramuscular use and bovine - bovine - meat - 0 days - intraperitoneal use and bovine - bovine - meat - 0 days - subcutaneous use and bovine - bovine - milk - 0 days - intravenous use and bovine - bovine - milk - 0 days - intramuscular use and bovine - bovine - milk - 0 days - intraperitoneal use and bovine - bovine - milk - 0 days - subcutaneous use and dogs - dogs - n/a - n/a - intravenous use and dogs - dogs - n/a - n/a - intramuscular use and dogs - dogs - n/a - n/a - intraperitoneal use and dogs - dogs - n/a - n/a - subcutaneous use and food-producing horses - equidae - meat - 0 days - intravenous use and food-producing horses - equidae - meat - 0 days - intramuscular use and food-producing horses - equidae - meat - 0 days - intraperitoneal use and food-producing horses - equidae - meat - 0 days - subcutaneous use and cats - cats - n/a - n/a - intravenous use and cats - cats - n/a - n/a - intramuscular use and cats - cats - n/a - n/a - intraperitoneal use and cats - cats - n/a - n/a - subcutaneous use and swine - swine - meat - 0 days - intravenous use and swine - swine - meat - 0 days - intramuscular use and swine - swine - meat - 0 days - intraperitoneal use and pigs - pigs - meat - 0 days - subcutaneous use
Hypocalcemia and hypomagnesemia; puerperal collapse; organic wasting; essential hematuria; allergic and anaphylactic forms; infectious diseases in general; anemic states; hemorrhagic states; various tetany; Rickets
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(associating vitamins
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A-D3).
Dosage and method of administration
Cattle, horses:
200 to 500 ml/head.
Calves, foals:
50 to 100 ml/head.
Pigs:
20 to 50 ml/head.
Dogs, cats:
10 to 30 ml/head.
For prolonged treatments, halve the doses in the days following the first administration. Administer with caution in animals with kidney failure
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or with cardiovascular diseases. A Administration
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in large caliber veins at controlled perfusion speed. It is used for a single and uninterrupted Administration
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and any residue cannot be used.
Contraindications and side effects
There Administration
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of calcium is contraindicated during treatment with digitalis.
Warnings
During intravenous infusion, monitor the rhythm and heart rate. Overdose: high doses of calcium salts, injected too rapidly intravenously, can cause the onset of cardiac symptoms (palpitations, arrhythmias, cardiac arrest). Against these forms of intoxication, the use of the disodium salt of edetic acid, a chelator of ionic calcium (EDTA) or magnesium sulphate intravenously may be useful. Prolonged treatments, rare in clinical practice, can lead to intoxication, characterized by muscle weakness, neurological disorders, polydipsia, polyuria, bone pain, nephrocalcinosis, renal calculosis, cardiac arrhythmias, coma.
Incompatibility:
avoid mixing with drugs based on bicarbonates, phosphates and sulphates and tetracyclines.
Composition and Excipients
Qb to 1 ml.
Interactions with other products
Calcium salts reduce the absorption of tetracyclines and cephalosporins, so their concomitant administration is not recommended. Concomitant administration of vitamin D stimulates intestinal absorption of calcium and decreases renal elimination.
How to store the product
Store away from light and heat sources.
