Blackout EPM for Cattle

Description

Blackout EPM for Cattle is a targeted liquid solution that treats neurological symptoms from EPM and digestive distress from coccidia. It supports rapid recovery, restores vitality, and promotes overall health in cattle of all ages.

Animals:

• Cattle (beef and dairy)

Symptoms & Indications:

EPM Symptoms in Cattle:

• Unsteady gait or ataxia
• Muscle weakness or paralysis
• Behavioral changes, lethargy
• Tremors, abnormal head posture
• Reduced interest in food or surroundings

Coccidia Symptoms in Cattle:

• Diarrhea, sometimes watery or foul-smelling
• Weight loss and poor appetite
• Abdominal discomfort or bloating
• Dehydration
• Reduced milk production in lactating cattle

Dosage and Application Instructions

Active Ingredient: Proprietary dual-action solution for EPM and coccidia

Treatment Dose:

• 7.5 mg per lb body weight

• Frequency: Once daily

• Duration: 5–7 days

Administration Instructions:

• Administer directly into the mouth or mix with feed or water for accurate dosing.

• For severe cases, a second course may be necessary after initial treatment.

• Use a dosage calculator or veterinary guidance to ensure precise dosing based on weight.

Size Selection Guide:

• 120 mL: Small groups or individual treatment

• 240 mL: Medium-sized herds

• 960 mL: Large herds or extended treatment courses

FAQs

1. Is it safe for young or nursing calves?
   Use in young or nursing cattle should only be done under veterinary supervision.

2. Is it safe for pregnant cows?
   Consult a veterinarian before administering to pregnant cattle.

3. What does it treat?
   Treats neurological symptoms from EPM and digestive issues from coccidia.

4. How quickly will my cattle improve?
   Improvement is typically seen within a few days, depending on severity.

5. How is it administered?
   Direct oral dosing or mixed in feed or water once daily, based on body weight.

6. Can it be used preventively?
   Preventive use should only be done under veterinary guidance.

7. Can it be combined with other medications?
   Consult a veterinarian before combining treatments.

8. How should it be stored?
   Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and out of reach of children and animals.

9. What if my cattle do not improve?
   Consult a veterinarian for potential extended treatment or alternative approaches.

10. Is it veterinarian-approved?
    Yes, formulated for professional use in cattle.