Albendazole Bolus Cattle and Sheep Deworming

Deworming Cattle and Sheep Albendazole tablet 300mg is a benzimidazole anthelmintic. 

This mode of action is similar to other benzimidazole anthelmintics. Albendazole is an effective 

anthelmintic; it is well absorbed from the gastro-intestinal tract and has little side-effects. 

Peak plasma concentration can be reached in 2-4 hours after administration, and can 

maintain for up to 15-24 hours. Albendazole is mainly excreted through urine, 28% of 

administered dose would be excreted within 24 hours, and 47% in 9 days.

Albendazole Bolus Cattle and Sheep Deworming

Therapeutic indications:
Albendazole has broad spectrum anthelmintic activity. It is indicated for gastro-intestinal 

parasitic infections from roundworms, hookworms, pinworms, whipworms, threadworms 

and tapeworms.

Administration and Dosage
For horses: 5-10mg/kg of body weight for oral dosing
For cattle, sheep and goats: 10-15mg/kg of body weight for oral dosing
Side-effects
Normal therapeutic dose will not cause any major visible side-effects in cattle or other big animals; 

small animals such as dogs when given the maximum dose may present anorexia. Cats may 

present hypersomnia, depression and anorexia.

Precautions
1 Long-term continuous use can cause drug resistance and crossed drug resistance.
2 Do not use during pregnancy. Especially for the first 45 days of pregnancy.

Withdrawal period:

cattle 14 days, sheep and goats 4 days, 60 hours after weaning.

Storage:

keep in closed and sealed containers.

Shelf-life: three years

Specification:  Albendazole 300mg, 600mg, 2500mg...