Combinex combined fluke and worm drench for sheep

Combinex Oral Suspension for Sheep (Combination Product)

Price range: £113.36 through £171.55 exc VAT

COMBINEX is an oral drench for sheep that treats parasitic bronchitis, gastroenteritis, and fasciolosis. It contains levamisole hydrochloride for roundworms and lungworms, and triclabendazole to target all stages of liver fluke.

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SKU: N/A Category: Sheep Wormer/ Flukicides Brand: ELANCO

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COMBINEX is for the treatment and control of parasitic bronchitis, parasitic gastro-enteritis and fascioliasis in sheep. When used at the recommended dose rate, the product is effective against mature and developing immature stages of levamisole-susceptible Haemonchus, Ostertagia, Trichostrongylus, Cooperia, Nematodirus, Bunostomum, Chabertia and Oesophagostomum species in the gastro-intestinal tract, and Dictyocaulus spp in the lungs. It is also effective against all stages of Triclabendazole susceptible Fasciola hepatica from two day old early immature to adult fluke, and so is indicated against both acute and chronic fascioliasis.

Do not mix with other products.

Given as an oral drench. Suitable for use through most types of automatic drenching gun.

Shake container thoroughly before use and use undiluted product from the original container.

It can be safely administered to young or pregnant sheep.

To ensure administration of a correct dose, bodyweight should be determined as accurately as possible; accuracy of the dosing device should be checked.

Recommended dose rate: 7.5mg levamisole hydrochloride/kg and 10mg triclabendazole/kg. This is equivalent to 1 ml of the product per 5kg bodyweight.

Make sure to use an appropriate drenching gun for accurate dosing.

Combinex can be safely administered to young or pregnant sheep.

The withdrawal period for meat is 56 days, and you can not administer to sheep producing milk for human consumption.