AVITYL-20 Injection – Advanced & Powerful Tylosin Tartrate 20% Veterinary Antibiotic for Livestock

AVITYL-20 Injection is an advanced veterinary antibiotic formulation containing Tylosin Tartrate 20%, widely used for the treatment of bacterial infections in livestock animals. Effective control of respiratory, musculoskeletal, and systemic infections is critical for maintaining animal health, productivity, and farm profitability. AVITYL-20 Injection is specifically indicated for serious infections caused by susceptible gram-positive organisms and Mycoplasma species.

This injectable veterinary medicine works by inhibiting bacterial protein synthesis, thereby stopping bacterial growth and helping the animal’s immune system eliminate infection. AVITYL-20 Injection is commonly used in cattle and swine for respiratory tract infections, pneumonia, shipping fever, arthritis, foot rot, metritis, and other bacterial conditions affecting growth and performance.

In cattle, bacterial respiratory diseases often lead to fever, reduced feed intake, weight loss, and milk production decline. Timely administration of AVITYL-20 Injection helps control infection, improves breathing comfort, and supports faster recovery. In swine, it is effective against pneumonia, erysipelas, arthritis, and acute swine dysentery, helping maintain herd health and growth efficiency.

AVITYL-20 Injection is formulated for intramuscular administration only and ensures reliable absorption and therapeutic blood levels. It is manufactured under strict quality-controlled conditions and is classified as a Schedule H veterinary prescription drug, to be used strictly under veterinary supervision.

Composition & Role in Animal Health

Animals Suitable For

• Cattle (non-lactating dairy & beef cattle)

• Swine

Not recommended for horses.

Indications / Therapeutic Uses

In Cattle

• Bovine respiratory complex (shipping fever, pneumonia)

• Actinomyces pyogenes infections

• Foot rot

• Calf diphtheria

• Metritis in beef cattle and non-lactating dairy cattle

In Swine

• Swine pneumonia

• Swine arthritis

• Erysipelas

• Acute swine dysentery

Dosage & Administration

• Route: Intramuscular injection only

• Dose: 0.5 ml per 10 kg body weight
  (Equivalent to 10 mg Tylosin per kg body weight)

• Frequency & Duration: As directed by the veterinarian

Use sterile injection techniques. Do not exceed recommended dosage.

Presentation / Packaging

• 100 ml multidose glass vial

• Supplied with protective outer carton

Key Features

• Advanced macrolide antibiotic injection

• Broad-spectrum activity against gram-positive bacteria

• Effective against Mycoplasma infections

• Reliable IM absorption

• Suitable for cattle and swine

• Schedule H veterinary prescription medicine

Storage & Handling

• Store in a cool, dry, and dark place

• Protect from direct sunlight

• Do not freeze

• Keep out of reach of children

Safety Precautions & Withdrawal Period

• For veterinary use only

• Not for human use

• Do not use in lactating dairy cattle

• Do not use if solution contains particles or suspended matter

Withdrawal Period

• Meat (Beef Cattle): 21 days

• Meat (Swine): 14 days

• Milk: 4 days

Use strictly under veterinary supervision.

FAQ Section

Q1. What is AVITYL-20 Injection used for?
It is used to treat bacterial infections such as pneumonia, shipping fever, arthritis, foot rot, and metritis in livestock.

Q2. Which animals can receive AVITYL-20 Injection?
It is suitable for cattle and swine.

Q3. Is AVITYL-20 Injection safe for horses?
No, it is not recommended for horses.

Q4. How is AVITYL-20 Injection administered?
It is administered by intramuscular injection only.

Q5. Is this a prescription medicine?
Yes, it is a Schedule H veterinary prescription drug.

Q6. Can it be used in lactating dairy cattle?
No, it should not be used in lactating dairy cattle.

Q7. What is the dosage of AVITYL-20 Injection?
0.5 ml per 10 kg body weight or as directed by a veterinarian.

Q8. How quickly does it work?
Clinical improvement is usually observed within 24–48 hours after administration.

Q9. Are there any side effects?
Side effects are rare when used as directed. Improper use may cause injection-site irritation.

Q10. Can it be combined with other antibiotics?
Only under veterinary guidance to avoid drug interactions.

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