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Romet 30 (Canada)
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Romet 30
This treatment applies to the following species:
Sulfadimethoxine and ormetoprim - Antibacterial
Medicated Premix
DIN 02242954
For use in the manufacture of medicated feeds only.
Active Ingredients
Each kilogram contains 250.0 g (25%) of sulfadimethoxine and 50.0 g (5%) of ormetoprim in a roughage product or processed grain by-product carrier suitable for incorporation into feeds.
FOR THE TREATMENT OF FURUNCULOSIS IN SALMONIDS (TROUT AND SALMON) CAUSED BY Aeromonas salmonicida STRAINS SUSCEPTIBLE TO THE SULFADIMETHOXINE AND ORMETOPRIM COMBINATION.
For Trout And Salmon
Warning
Treated fish must not be released as stocker fish or slaughtered for use in food for at least 42 days after the latest treatment with this drug when the water temperature is 10°C or above. Do not use when the water temperature is below 10°C.
Directions For Use
Dosage:
Administer medicated feed daily for ten consecutive days to provide approximately 15 mg of active ingredients per kg of live body weight of fish per day.
Preparation of Medicated Feeds:
Establish the weight of the fish to be treated and calculate the amount of feed needed per day according to fish size and water temperature. Calculate the amount of premix required for medicating the feed at the rate of 5 g of premix/100 kg of fish body weight per day.
Medication of Feed Before Pelletizing or Extruding:
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Feed Intake of Fish* |
Kg of Romet® 30 Premix per Tonne of Feed |
Thoroughly mix the calculated amount of Romet® 30 into the mash feed prior to pelletizing or extruding. Refer to dosage table below for recommended levels of use. |
1 |
5.0 |
2 |
2.5 |
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3 |
1.7 |
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4 |
1.3 |
|
5 |
1.0 |
|
6 |
0.8 |
*Indicated as percent (%) of body weight.
Medication Of Feed After Pelletizing
Prepare a liquid slurry by suspending the premix in edible vegetable oil or 5% gelatin solution. Coat the pelleted fish feed with the slurry, which should be constantly agitated to ensure uniform suspension of the premix during addition. As a general rule, one litre of vegetable oil or gelatin solution is required to coat 25 kg of pellets. For example, to medicate 3,000 kg of fish for one day, with a 3% body weight feed intake, mix 150 g of premix with 4 litres of vegetable oil to prepare a slurry to be used for coating 90 kg of pellets. Pellets may be placed in a cement mixer (if 25 kg or more is to be coated) or spread on plastic or a smooth concrete surface for the coating process. The pellets should be mixed constantly but gently while the slurry is being slowly added to insure even distribution without undue pellet breakage. The coated pellets are then spread out and allowed to air dry for several hours. Re-bag and store under proper feed storage conditions.
Note
If fish show no improvement within 4 to 5 days, or if signs of disease reappear after termination of treatment, re-evaluate management practices, diagnosis of outbreak, and establish susceptibility of the bacterial isolate(s) to the drug.
Labels for feeds containing Romet® 30 must list appropriate indications, limitations, and warnings, as well as required feed ingredient information.
Storage
To be stored in a dry place at room temperature. Close bag securely after use.
PHARMAQ AS, part of Zoetis, Oslo, Norway
Company Code: 12264
Imported and Distributed by: Zoetis Canada Inc., Kirland QC H9H 4M7
Net Weight |
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22.7 kg (50 lb) |
CA-4-6001-Bag |
CPN: 1907000.0
Distributed by ZOETIS CANADA INC.
16,740 TRANS-CANADA HIGHWAY, KIRKLAND, QC, H9H 4M7
Order Desk: | 800-663-8888 | |
Technical Services Canada: | 800-461-0917 | |
Technical Services USA: | 800-366-5288 | |
Website: | www.zoetis.ca |
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