CBG (Calcium Borogluconate) Injection : Essential Therapy for Livestock Health

Description

CBG (Calcium Borogluconate) Injection : Essential Therapy for Livestock Health

Description: CBG Injection, formulated with Calcium Borogluconate, is a vital solution designed to address acute and chronic hypocalcemia in livestock. It effectively treats conditions such as milk fever or parturient paresis and lactation tetany. Administered by slow intravenous route, it provides rapid and reliable therapy for cattle, buffalo, sheep, and goats. Available in a 450 ml bottle, it ensures convenient usage and storage for farmers and veterinarians.

Advantages:

• Formulated with Calcium Borogluconate, providing essential calcium supplementation.
• Effective treatment for acute and chronic hypocalcemia, milk fever, and lactation tetany.
• Chlorocresol ensures product stability and safety.
• Suitable for both cattle, buffalo, sheep, and goats, ensuring versatile usage.

Composition:

• Calcium Gluconate I.P.: Equivalent to 1.86% w/v of Calcium
• Boric Acid I.P.: Proportionate to Calcium, 2.26 to 1
• Chlorocresol I.P.: 0.1% w/v
• Water for Injection I.P.: q.s.

Role in Livestock Health:

• Calcium Gluconate: Provides essential calcium, crucial for muscle function and nerve transmission.
• Boric Acid: Enhances calcium absorption and utilization in the body.
• Chlorocresol: Acts as a preservative, ensuring product stability.

Presentation:

• Packing: Available in a 450 ml bottle, ensuring convenient storage and administration.

Usage:

• Dosage & Administration: Administer by slow intravenous route.
  • Cattle & Buffalo: 250-300 ml as a single dose therapy. Repeat treatment for 2 to 3 successive days in cases of milk fever.
  • Sheep & Goat: 25 – 50 ml or as directed by Veterinarian.