Konoon
10%Florfenicol Injection
Active Ingredient
Florfenicol.
Pharmacology
Flofenicol is a baceriosestatic antibiotic that inhibits protein synthesis by binding to ribosomal subunits of susceptible bacteria,leading to the inhibition of peptidyl tranterase and protein formation. The bacterial receptor that is the site of action for florfenticol is considered to be the same as that for chloramphenicol and thiamphenicol. And its antibacterial spectrum and activity are better than theirs,while its side effects are less. Florfenciol does not induce bone marrow depression and aplastic anemia.
Applications
Amido alcohol antibiotics. Used for bacterial diseases caused by Pasteurella and E. coli.
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Swine: Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae, Mycoplasmal pneumonia, Salmonellosis coli diarrhea, Pneumonic Pasteurellosis, Erysipelas, Atrophic Rhinitis.
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Poultry: Colibacillosis,Salmonellosis,Flowl cholera, Chronic Respiratory Disease, infectious coryza and Staphyl lococcsis.
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Cattle: Infections of Salmonella, Escherichia coli, Pasteurella,Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, corynebacterium, and mastitls.
Dosage and Administration
Beef cattle and non-lactating dairy cattle:Inject subcutaneously 0.1-0.2ml per kg of body weight once or twice.
Swine:Inject intramuscularly 0.1-0.2ml per kg of body weight once or twice.
Poultry:Inject subcutaneously 0.2ml per kg of body weight once or twice.
Withdrawal periods
Cattle, swine and poultry, 30days.
Specification
Each 100ml contains Florfenicol 10g.
Package
100ml per bottle
Tips:
Now Chloramphenicol is prohibited from administration to animal in most countries and regions all over the world. And Florfenicol conquers not only the disadvantage of Chloramphenicol which induces bone marrow depression and aplastic anemia, but also the inactivation of CAT which is the origin of drug-resistance. So it has been the best replacer of Chloramphenicol.
