What is the use of ivermectin tablet for cattle?
Antihelminthic. Used for livestock and poultry nematodes and tapeworms.
Fenbendazole Tablets is characterised by a wide anthelmintic spectrum, strong repellent effect on most nematodes and ectoparasites, and low toxicity and safety.
Master the Correct Deworming Time:
Conduct deworming for the entire herd twice a year.
From February to March, focus on deworming larvae to prevent the spring surge of larvae.
From August to September, deworms prevent the autumn surge of adult worms and reduce the winter peak of larvae.
In regions with severe parasite infestations, an additional round of deworming from May to June can help prevent external parasitic diseases in winter and spring.
Calves around weaning are more vulnerable to parasites due to nutritional stress, so protective deworming is essential to support normal growth and development. Deworm calves at 2-3 months and 6 months old, newly introduced dairy cows, and infected cattle.
For cows close to calving, deworm before delivery to prevent an increase in egg shedding 4 to 8 weeks after calving. In areas with high parasite contamination, deworming must be done 3-4 weeks after calving. Deworming is also recommended for feeder cattle purchased for fattening.
Apply Fenbendazole Tablets for effective deworming.