"Trivitamin": instructions for use for animals. Dosing and Administration

"Trivitamin" refers to the group of multivitamin preparations. Its balanced composition ensures the normalization of metabolic processes. With various diseases caused by a disruption in life due to a lack of vitamins, "Trivitamin" is prescribed. Instructions for use for animals provide the ability to easily determine the right dose to eliminate a particular disease.

Structure of the preparation

It includes:

• vitamin A;
• D3;
• E.

In various proportions, vitamins are added to the oily solution, which has a smell and color of vegetable oil. When used for each animal species, the instructions for use must be clearly observed. "Trivitamin" positively affects the state of the body and its metabolism in any disturbance of vital functions caused by a lack of vitamins.

Form of the preparation

The drug is packed in glass bottles. Has a light color in the spectrum from yellow to brown shades. It is insoluble in water, but it dissolves well in fats and organic substances. If the solution is exposed to heat, light, or air, it quickly oxidizes.

"Trivitamin" for oral use is used in a mixture with the main animal feed. In the body, it comes through carrying out individual or mass injections.

Pharmacodynamics

Used in medical practice to ensure the synthesis of biological substances: nucleic acids, nucleotides, lipoproteins, proteins. Affects the reproductive and endocrine systems, supporting the full formation of hormones, has an effect on the mineralization of bone tissue.

At what diseases is appointed

For animals belonging to different species groups, can be assigned with:

• Rachitis;
• Xerophthalmia;
• Osteomalacia;
• Vitamin deficiency;
• Hypovitaminosis.

Especially often during pregnancy and lactation to ensure normal fetal bearing and prevent depletion of the body , "Trivitamin" is used. Instructions for use for animals help determine the appropriate dose for each individual species.

Contraindications and side effects

In general, the organism easily tolerates "Trivitamin". Instructions for use for animals ensure compliance with quantitative standards of the drug, which is introduced into the body, thanks to this (except for individual intolerance), there are no contraindications.

If there was no place for dose disruption and the way of application, then there are no side effects on the body.

"Trivitamin": dose and method of administration

To animals, the drug is administered intramuscularly or intravenously in the following dosages:

• Cattle (cows) - 2-5 drops / individual;
• Horses - 2-2,5 drops / individual;
• Foals and calves - 1,5-2 drops / individual;
• MRS (goats, sheep) - 1-1,5 drops / individual;
• Pigs - 1.5-2 drops / individual;
• Lambs - 0.5-1 drops / individual;
• Rabbits - 0.2-0.3 drops / individual;
• Poultry (chicken, geese) - 0,1-0,2 drops / individual;
• Home pets (dogs, cats) - 0,5-1 drops / individual.

It is necessary to carefully observe the hygienic standards when working with this drug, as well as safety techniques making injections to animals.

When adding to the feed it is important to take into account that it should not be subjected to any thermal treatment, otherwise the effect of the drug will be neutralized. The period of application is about three to four weeks. In food, no more than five drops per individual should be added daily.

The drug is mixed with bran and only after that add to the feed daily in the right amount. Store prepared bran can be no more than a day. In the optimal case, it is necessary to immediately use the whole mixture of bran and medicinal product.

Storage conditions

In order not to contribute to the reduction of the shelf life, it is necessary to ensure the proper storage and use of the drug. The established period of use after manufacture is two years. Storage is carried out in a dark place at a temperature of not more than 25 degrees.

Only if the above standards are observed, you can use for injections of "Trivitamin". Instructions for use for animals make it possible for even an inexperienced veterinarian not to err in the dose, manner and time of use of a particular preparation.