VIT-E-AD (Canada)

This treatment applies to the following species:

Company: MAX Pharma

DIN 02238913

Vitamin A, D and E injection (Mfr. Std.)

FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY

STERILE

Medicinal Ingredients

Each ml contains:

Vitamin E (D-α-Tocopherol)	300 IU
Vitamin A propionate	100,000 IU
Vitamin D3 (Cholecalciferol)	10,000 IU

NON-MEDICINAL INGREDIENTS

Benzyl alcohol (as preservative)

2% v/v

WARNINGS: Administration of the product to well-nourished animal may cause hypervitaminosis D which may result in hypercalcemia. Keep out of reach of children.

VIT-E-AD Indications

VIT-E-AD is a clear, sterile water emulsifiable solution of vitamin A, vitamin D and vitamin E. This product is intended as an aid in the supplementation and/or prevention/treatment of deficiencies of vitamins A, D and E in cattle, swine and sheep.

VIT-E-AD Dosage And Administration

Intramuscular administration only. May be repeated after 3 months if required or as directed by a veterinarian. If dose is greater than 5 ml (or 2 ml for younger animals), equally divide the dose and inject at different sites.

Usual dosage

Swine:	Sows and gilts	1-2 wks pre-breeding	4-6 ml
	Sows and gilts	1-2 wks pre-partum	4-6 ml
	Piglets	At weaning	1-2 ml
Cattle: (dairy and beef)	Cows and heifers	2-3 wks pre-partum	8-10 ml
		At calving	8-10 ml
		End of lactation	8-10 ml
	Calves	At birth	2-4 ml
		At weaning	3-5 ml
		Yearlings	5-6 ml
Sheep:	Ewes	2-3 wks pre-partum	4-5 ml
	Ewes	At lambing	4-5 ml
	Lambs	At weaning	1-3 ml
	Lambs	Finishing Lambs	3-4 ml

Natural vitamin A (carotenes) and tocopherol can be destroyed in feedstuffs through processing, ensiling, and storage. Due to these losses, reduced intake of fat-soluble vitamins can occur in animals maintained in continual confinement compared with animals allowed to graze lush pasture. Intramuscular injections offer an efficient and rapid method to increase vitamin A, vitamin E and vitamin D.

Some deficiency symptoms may not be corrected by using vitamin E because they do not respond to vitamin E alone but to a combination of vitamin E and selenium. Since marginal deficiencies in vitamin E are difficult to diagnose, a veterinarian should be consulted before administration for treatment purposes.

VIT-E-AD Cautions

Do not exceed recommended dosage. Occasionally, reactions of an anaphylactic or allergic nature may occur. Should such reactions occur, treat immediately with an injection of epinephrine or antihistamines.

Administration of the product to well-nourished animal may cause hypervitaminosis D which may result in hypercalcemia.

If deficiency symptoms persist after the treatment, consult your veterinarian for a reassessment of diagnosis and/or treatment. This product should be used in conjunction with a ration balanced for the animal’s nutritional needs.

Storage

Store between 2° and 30°C. Protect from light.

MAX Pharma Canada Inc., 49 de Brouage, Gatineau, Québec J9J 1J5 Canada

1(800)985-8233

250 ml

AWVE1 rev: 002

CPN: 13830031

MAX PHARMA CANADA INC.
73, RUE DES MONTAGNAIS, GATINEAU, QC, J9J 2M9

Telephone:		613-800-0431
Toll-Free:		1-800-985-8233
Fax:		613-800-0417
Website:		www.maxpharmainc.com
Email:		contact@MAXPharmainc.com

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