An ivermectin pour-on for cattle at 5 mg/mL, applied along the backline between the shoulder blades. It is labelled for internal and external parasites including cattle tick and buffalo fly, is rainfast once applied, and carries a nil milk withholding period. Meat withholding period and export slaughter interval are both 42 days, which is the number to plan around if you are selling into an export chain. Ivermectin is a macrocyclic lactone; a 42-day minimum re-treatment interval applies.
Available in 250ml, 1L, 2.5L, 5L and 20L. See also Vetsense Abamec LV Pour-On and Vetsense Triclamec Ultra Pour-On. Part of the Vetsense range.
Key points
- Ivermectin 5 mg/mL — Macrocyclic lactone pour-on.
- Nil milk WHP — Meat WHP and ESI both 42 days.
- Cattle tick and buffalo fly — Broad internal and external parasite coverage.
- Rainfast — Wide safety margin per the label.
- APVMA 93625/139980 — Registered veterinary chemical product.
Directions
Apply along the backline between the shoulder blades at 10-65 mL according to bodyweight (50-650 kg). Minimum re-treatment interval 42 days. Macrocyclic lactones are extremely toxic to aquatic life — do not contaminate waterways with product or used containers, and do not use this cattle product on dogs, horses or other pets. Read the label in full before use and observe all withholding periods.