A-Cal Vet

A-Cal Vet

Calcium: An essential ion and major structural component of bones and teeth, calcium is required for the maintenance of normal cardiac rhythm, blood clotting, and the initiation of neuromuscular and metabolic activities. Calcium requirements increase significantly during lactation. Calcium deficiency may result in hypocalcemia (milk fever).

Magnesium: An essential electrolyte that acts as a cofactor in numerous enzymatic reactions and is involved in phosphate transfer, muscle contractility, and neuronal transmission.

Phosphorus: A key component in energy and protein metabolism, phosphorus is also a structural component of bone. Hypophosphatemia may occur in association with milk fever in dairy cows.

Livestock:

Route of Administration: IM, SC, or slow IV (warm to body temperature; divide IM/SC doses among several sites).

Or as directed by a registered veterinary physician.

No known interactions with drugs, feed, and other substances.

Contraindicated in animals having cardiac disorders, hypercalcaemia, hypermagnesaemia and hyperphosphatemia, etc.

During intramuscular or subcutaneous administration, local tissue reactions at the injection site may be observed. Too rapid intravenous administration may cause cardiac arrhythmia and lead to fatal collapse.

The safety of this product has not been evaluated in the target species during pregnancy and lactation. However, this drug does not cause any particular problems during use in pregnancy and lactation. However, the risks and necessity should be considered when administering it to pregnant and lactating animals.

Ensure slow administration during IV injection.

Store below 30°C in a dry place. Protect from direct sunlight. Keep all medicines out of reach of children.

Meat: 0 days and Milk: 0 days.