rumenil Data sheet.pdf

Rumenil fluke drench is an orally administered drench for the treatment and control of liver and Tapeworms in cattle. Rumenil's active ingredient, Oxyclozanide, has shown to have a high impact on rumen fluke that are present in the bile duct of the animal. Rumenil is appropriate for cattle all year round, although in housed animals the treatment should be re-administered 8 to 12 weeks later to control the threat of immature fluke that may have been present at the time of housing. Rumenil also boasts a very short withdrawal time for dairy cattle.

• Active Ingredient: Oxyclozanide
• Target Species: Cattle
• Administration Method: Oral drench
• Treats and Controls: Liver fluke, tapeworm
• Withdrawal Time: 13 days for cattle intended for meat and offal, 108 hours for cattle producing milk for human consumption. Not permitted for sheep intended for meat and offal, not permitted for use on sheep producing milk for human consumption
• Dosage for cattle: 15 ml per 50 kg of bodyweight:   

Always read the label and all enclosed information for Rumenil Oral Suspension before administering to animals.

Key Features of Rumenil:

• Orally administered
• Helps treat and control of liver and Tapeworms in cattle.
• Oxyclozanide, has a high impact on rumen fluke
•  Can be used for cattle all year round, a very short withdrawal time for dairy cattle.