[Main Ingredient] Doramectin
【Product Features】
  Efficient   Dingjian moxidectin can achieve higher plasma concentrations in animals, with a half-life of 5.7 days, and is more effective at eliminating both internal and external parasites.
  Broad-spectrum   It exhibits a broader spectrum of anthelmintic activity than ivermectin, demonstrating potent efficacy in the control and prevention of both internal and external parasites—including various nematodes, lungworms, mites, ticks, lice, fly larvae, and insects—in pigs, cattle, sheep, dogs, and cats. Notably, it is even more effective than ivermectin in the management of gastrointestinal nematodes.
  Long-lasting   It has a longer duration of efficacy than ivermectin—more than twice as long. In cattle and sheep, its residual activity lasts for over 30 days, while in pigs it persists for more than 48 days, thereby effectively eradicating porcine sarcoptic mange mites (the complete life cycle of these mites averages 12 days). A single injection of Dingjian doramectin can control reinfection by blood-sucking lice in pigs for up to 120 days.
  Safety   Using Dingjian moxidectin does not affect embryonic development or pregnancy protection in pregnant sows. It can also improve piglet survival rates and promote their growth and development. Furthermore, it has no adverse effects on boar sperm quality or reproductive organs.
  Convenient It is more convenient to use than ivermectin, administered via intramuscular injection; compared with subcutaneous administration of ivermectin, it causes less stress in animals.

[Indications] An antiparasitic agent. It exhibits anthelmintic, insecticidal, and acaricidal activity. It is indicated for the treatment of nematode infections, acariasis, and other ectoparasitic diseases in livestock.

[Clinical Recommended Combination] When using this product for anthelmintic treatment, the environment may be disinfected with potassium peroxymonosulfate complex powder or quaternary ammonium–glutaraldehyde.
[Usage and Dosage] Swine: Administer 1 ml by intramuscular injection into the neck muscle of pigs weighing 33 kg.
[Specification] 100 ml: 1 g