AD3E Antiparasitic Injectable Solution 50ml

AD3E Antiparasitic Injectable Solution 50ml

Antiparasitic injectable with Vitamins A, D3 and E for cattle and sheep

R 525.00

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Description

AD3E is an injectable antiparasitic remedy for cattle and sheep, formulated with Vitamins A, D and E to help prevent and treat vitamin deficiencies. Is administered by subcutaneous injection.

Dual-action veterinary formulation combining iver - mectin with Vitamins A, D and E for comprehensive parasite control and nutritional support.

  • Effective antiparasitic treatment formulated to help control a range of important internal and external parasites affecting cattle and sheep.
  • Helps control roundworms and other internal parasites, supporting the health and productivity of treated animals.
  • Helps control external parasites, including parasites responsible for conditions such as mange and related infestations.
  • Vitamin-enriched formulation containing Vitamins A, D and E to help prevent and treat deficiencies where supplementation is required.
  • Supports overall animal health and condition by combining parasite control with essential vitamin supplementation in a single injectable product.
  • Suitable for cattle and sheep, making it a practical option for livestock parasite management.
  • Subcutaneous injectable formulation designed for administration beneath the skin according to the recommended dosage instructions.
  • 50 ml presentation, suitable for livestock treatment programmes where a smaller pack size is required.
  • Helps support effective livestock management by assisting with parasite control and reducing the impact parasites can have on animal health and condition.
  • For veterinary and animal use only and should be administered according to the product label and appropriate veterinary guidance.

What's in the box
1 x AD3E 50ml

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