Blackout EPM & Coccidia Solution for Sheep

Description

Blackout EPM & Coccidia Solution for Sheep is a fast-acting, dual-action treatment for neurological and digestive infections. It addresses EPM and coccidia, helping your sheep regain coordination, appetite, and overall vitality in just a few days.

Animals:

• Sheep (adult and young, under veterinary supervision)

Symptoms & Indications:

EPM Symptoms in Sheep:

• Loss of coordination or imbalance
• Muscle weakness, especially in hindquarters
• Behavioral changes such as lethargy or irritability
• Abnormal gait or limb dragging
• Head tilt, tremors, or other neurological signs

Coccidia Symptoms in Sheep:

• Diarrhea (watery or bloody)
• Poor appetite and weight loss
• Dehydration
• Abdominal discomfort or bloating
• Dull or rough coat

Dosage and Application Instructions

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

Sheep:

• Prevention Dose: 7.5 mg per lb body weight
• Treatment Dose: 7.5 mg per lb body weight
• Frequency: Once daily
• Duration: 5–7 days, repeat under veterinary guidance if necessary

Administration Instructions:

• Mix with feed or drinking water, ensuring the full daily dose is consumed.
• Monitor sheep during treatment and consult a veterinarian if symptoms persist.

Size Selection Guide:

• 120 mL: Small flocks or short-term treatment
• 240 mL: Medium flocks or ongoing treatment
• 960 mL: Large flocks or extended treatment courses

Storage and Safety:

• Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture.
• Keep out of reach of children and other animals.
• Consult a veterinarian before use in pregnant or nursing sheep.
• Ensure access to fresh water during treatment.
• Observe withdrawal periods for meat production as advised by a veterinarian.

FAQs

1. How does Blackout EPM for Sheep work?
   Targets the protozoal parasites causing EPM and coccidia, relieving neurological and digestive symptoms.

2. How quickly will my sheep improve?
   Many sheep show improvement within a few days; full treatment ensures lasting recovery.

3. Can it be used preventatively?
   Yes, in high-risk flocks under veterinary guidance.

4. Is it safe for pregnant or nursing ewes?
   Consult your veterinarian before use in pregnant or nursing animals.

5. How is it administered?
   Once daily, mixed with feed or drinking water.

6. What if my sheep does not respond?
   Contact a veterinarian for further guidance or extended treatment.