A-Cal Vet: A Vital Solution for Animal Health
🔍 Composition and Nutritional Breakdown
💡 Pharmacological Significance
⚠️ Contraindication, Warning, and
Precaution
🤰 Pregnancy and Lactation Considerations
🌿 Drug Interactions and Overdose
A-Cal Vet, a meticulously crafted sterile injectable
solution designed exclusively for the well-being of animals. This remarkable formulation
combines Calcium Gluconate BP, Magnesium Hypophosphite Hexahydrate INN, and
Boric Acid BP in precise proportions to address a spectrum of health concerns
in animals.
🔍 Composition and
Nutritional Breakdown
Each 250 ml of A-Cal Vet contains a powerful combination of
essential components:
- Calcium Gluconate BP: 28.00%
- Magnesium Hypophosphite Hexahydrate INN: 9.00%
- Boric Acid BP: 5.75%
- Calcium: 6.52 g
- Magnesium: 2.09 g
- Phosphorus: 5.31 g
- Boric Acid: 14.38 g
- Dextrose: 50.00 g
💡
Pharmacological Significance
Calcium: A-Cal Vet recognizes the significance of calcium as
a major building block of bones and teeth. It plays a vital role in maintaining
normal cardiac rhythm, blood clotting, neuromuscular function, and metabolic
activities. It's particularly essential during lactation, where inadequate
calcium can lead to hypocalcaemia, commonly known as milk fever.
Magnesium: Magnesium, another essential electrolyte, assumes
the role of a co-factor in various enzymes. It contributes to muscle
contractility, neuronal transmission, and phosphate transfer, thus supporting
overall physiological functions.
Phosphorus: As a key component in energy and protein
metabolism, phosphorus further cements its importance in A-Cal Vet's
formulation. It also contributes structurally to bone health, making it
indispensable for maintaining animal well-being.
🌱 Indications and
Benefits
A-Cal Vet is indicated for a range of animal health needs:
- Prevention and treatment of milk fever, ketosis, grass
tetany, convulsions, eclampsia, and agalactia.
- Reduction of farrowing period and stillbirth.
- Increase in milk production, promoting fattening, and
addressing general debility.
💊 Dosage and Administration
A-Cal Vet ensures easy administration:
- Route: IM/SC/Slow IV
- Recommended Dosage: 5-10 ml per 10 kg body weight daily
for 2-3 days via IM/SC/Slow IV
- For IV administration, ensure slow infusion at body
temperature
- In case of IM/SC administration, divide the total dose to
limit local reactions
⚠️ Contraindication, Warning,
and Precaution
A-Cal Vet is contraindicated for animals with cardiac
disorders, hypercalcaemia, hypermagnesaemia, and hyperphosphatemia.
Administer IV injections slowly to avoid complications.
Local tissue reactions may occur with IM/SC administration. Rapid IV
administration may lead to cardiac arrhythmia and fatal collapse.
🤰
Pregnancy and Lactation Considerations
While the safety of A-Cal Vet during pregnancy and lactation
hasn't been fully evaluated in the target species, its use has shown no
particular problems. It's advisable to assess risks and necessities when
administering to pregnant or lactating animals.
🌿 Drug Interactions and
Overdose
A-Cal Vet's interactions with other medications, feed, or
substances are not known. Overdose symptoms, such as hypercalcemia, might
manifest within 30 minutes post-administration.
🥩Withdrawal
Time and Storage
With a withdrawal time of 0 (zero) days for both meat and
milk, A-Cal Vet ensures safe consumption. Store below 30°C, in a dry place, and
away from light.
📦 Packing Options
A-Cal Vet is available in convenient packaging sizes of 250
ml and 500 ml bottles, making it a versatile choice for various animal care
needs.
*Note: This information is provided for educational and
informational purposes only. Always consult a registered veterinary physician
before using any medication or treatment for animals.*
