Sulmet Oblets
This page contains information on Sulmet Oblets for veterinary use.The information provided typically includes the following:
- Sulmet Oblets Indications
- Warnings and cautions for Sulmet Oblets
- Direction and dosage information for Sulmet Oblets
Sulmet Oblets
This treatment applies to the following species:Sulfamethazine
Oblets® 2.5 G And 5 G
Antibacterial
For Animal Use Only
Convenient Once-A-Day Dosage
NADA 122-271, Approved by FDA
Sulmet Oblets Indications
These size Oblets are indicated for the treatment of the following diseases when caused by organisms susceptible to sulfamethazine.
Calves
Bacterial Pneumonia and Bovine Respiratory Disease Complex (Shipping Fever Complex) (Pasteurella spp.)
Colibacillosis (Bacterial Scours) (Escherichia coli)
Calf Diphtheria (Fusobacterium necrophorum)
Foals
Bacterial Pneumonia (secondary infections associated with Pasteurella spp.)
Strangles (Streptococcus equi)
Bacterial Enteritis (Escherichia coli)
Once-a-day Dosage By Mouth
Sulmet® Oblets® 2.5 G
First Day
One Oblet for each 25 lb body weight.Following Days
One-half Oblet for each 25 lb body weight.The above dosage will provide approximately 100 mg/lb body weight the first day.
Weight Of Animal |
Dosage |
|
1st Day |
Following Days |
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25 lb |
1 OBLET |
1/2 OBLET |
|
50 lb |
2 OBLETS |
1 OBLET |
|
75 lb |
3 OBLETS |
1 1/2 OBLETS |
|
100 lb |
4 OBLETS |
2 OBLETS |
|
125 lb |
5 OBLETS |
2 1/2 OBLETS |
Sulmet® Oblets® 5 G
First Day
One Oblet for each 50 lb body weight.Following Days
One-half Oblet for each 50 lb body weight.The above dosage will provide approximately 100 mg/lb body weight the first day.
Weight Of Animal |
Dosage |
|
1st Day |
Following Days |
|
|
50 lb |
1 OBLET |
1/2 OBLET |
|
100 lb |
2 OBLETS |
1 OBLET |
|
150 lb |
3 OBLETS |
1 1/2 OBLETS |
|
200 lb |
4 OBLETS |
2 OBLETS |
Larger size Oblets are available and are easier to use with heavier animals. Give indicated dose once daily until animal’s temperature and appearance are normal. Lubricate Oblets before dosing.
Precautions
Sulmet sulfamethazine works fast. If symptoms persist after using this preparation for 2 or 3 days, consult a veterinarian. Excessive dosage may cause toxic reactions. Follow above dosages carefully. Fluid intake must be adequate while treating with Sulmet. For best advice in the control and treatment of disease, consult a veterinarian. Treatment of all diseases should be instituted early. Treatment should continue 24 to 48 hours beyond the remission of disease symptoms, but not to exceed 5 consecutive days. |
Residue WarningsTREATED CATTLE MUST NOT BE SLAUGHTERED FOR AT LEAST 10 DAYS AFTER THE LAST DOSE. EXCEEDING FIVE (5) CONSECUTIVE DOSES MAY CAUSE VIOLATIVE TISSUE RESIDUE TO REMAIN BEYOND THE WITHDRAWAL TIME. DO NOT USE IN CALVES UNDER ONE (1) MONTH OF AGE OR CALVES BEING FED AN ALL-MILK DIET. USE IN THESE CLASSES OF CALVES MAY CAUSE VIOLATIVE RESIDUES TO REMAIN BEYOND THE WITHDRAWAL TIME. DO NOT USE IN FEMALE DAIRY CATTLE 20 MONTHS OF AGE OR OLDER. USE OF SULFAMETHAZINE IN THIS CLASS OF CATTLE MAY CAUSE MILK RESIDUES. |
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Do not use in horses intended for human consumption
Restricted Drug (California) - Use Only as Directed
Store at or below 25°C (77°F).
Manufactured for
Fort Dodge Animal Health, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501 Usa
by PM Resources, Inc., Bridgeton, MO 63044
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100 Oblets |
2.5 g each |
01208 6932C |
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50 Oblets |
5 g each |
01208 6941C |
Nac No.
102821902621 NORTH BELT HIGHWAY, ST. JOSEPH, MO, 64506-2002
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