Name: Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle
Brand: Virbac
SKU: NITROFLUKE
Availability: InStock

Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle is for treating and controlling Nitroxynil and Clorsulon sensitive strains and Triclabendazole-resistant strains of early immature (including 2-week-old stages), immature and adult liver fluke (Fasciola hepatica) in cattle.

Nitrofluke provides outstanding liver fluke control, including the damaging 2-week-old early immature stage and controls triclabendazole-resistant strains of liver fluke. It is formulated in an easy-to-use subcutaneous injection.

Active Ingredients: Clorsulon @ 67g/L & Nitroxynil (as eglumine) @ 340g/L

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Description

Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle

Active Ingredients: Clorsulon @ 67g/L & Nitroxynil (as eglumine) @ 340g/L

Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle is for the treatment and control of Nitroxynil and Clorsulon sensitive strains and Triclabendazole resistant strains of early immature (including 2-week old stages), immature and adult liver fluke (Fasciola hepatica) in cattle.

Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle is recommended for areas where liver fluke is found, typically throughout south-eastern Australia, generally where rainfall is 600mm or more or in drier areas where irrigation channels are accessible by livestock. This includes south-eastern Queensland, eastern New South Wales, most of Victoria and parts of Tasmania and south-eastern South Australia.

When to use Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle (Treatment Timings);

Autumn Treatment (compulsory)
- 7 – 10 days following the first frost.
- Designed to clean out the fluke before the stresses of winter.
Spring treatment (compulsory)
- Break the liver fluke lifecycle by removing any fluke that has survived winter.
- Prevents the contamination of pasture with fluke eggs as temperatures warm up.
- This treatment should occur before spring break.
Summer / early Autumn (tactical)
- Recommended for areas with extended periods of warm conditions.
- The ideal timing is a January or February treatment to suppress fluke numbers.
Mid-winter treatment (tactical)
- A mid-winter treatment may also be necessary for areas where fluke infection can continue throughout the year, such as warm coastal areas.

Why choose Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle;

A synergised combination of Nitroxynil and Clorsulon.
Provides outstanding liver fluke control, including the damaging 2-week-old early immature stage.
Controls triclabendazole-resistant strains of liver fluke.
Formulated in an easy-to-use subcutaneous injection

Benefit From The Strength Of Synergy (control 2-week-old fluke);

Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle has been developed as a critical management tool in controlling all stages of triclabendazole-resistant liver fluke.
It contains a combination of Nitroxynil and Clorsulon, providing proven synergistic activity against liver fluke.
This synergy means Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle controls all stages of liver fluke down to 2 weeks old early immature liver fluke.
The only other products to do this are Virbac’s Nitromec Injection And Flukazole C Plus Selenium.

Control Resistant Fluke;

Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle controls all fluke stages, providing the only straight Flukacide option for Triclabendazole-resistant fluke.

Drench Rotation Option;

The effective life of drenches can be extended by rotating drench families to slow the onset of drench resistance.
Nitrofluke Injection offers an excellent alternative to Triclabendazole drenches for liver fluke control.

Can Nitrofluke be Used With Cydectin Long Acting Injection For Cattle;

Nitrofluke Injection can be used alongside Cydectin Long Acting Injection For Cattle for best practice broad spectrum worm and fluke control.

NitroFluke Injection contains clorsulon, a member of the sulphonamide family of chemicals and Nitroxynil, a related monophenolic compound. When used at the recommended dose level of 2mg Clorsulon/kg and 10.2mg nitroxynil/kg live weight, it is effective against nitroxynil and clorsulon-sensitive-strains-and-triclabendazole-resistant strains of early immature (including 2-week old stages), immature and adult liver fluke in cattle.

Pack Size: 1-Litre

Registrant: Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd (APVMA #: 70184)

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Features & Benefits

A synergised combination of Nitroxynil and Clorsulon.
Provides outstanding liver fluke control, including the damaging 2-week-old early immature stage.
Controls triclabendazole-resistant strains of liver fluke.
Formulated in an easy-to-use subcutaneous injection.
It can be used With Cydectin Long Acting Injection For Cattle.

Directions Of Use

Dosage & Administration:

The recommended dose is 1.5 mL Nitrofluke Injection per 50 kg live weight (equivalent to 2 mg Clorsulon per kg and 10.2 mg nitroxynil per kg live weight) by subcutaneous injection.

This product is not to be used intravenously or intramuscularly.
Discard the unused portion of the product within 12 months of broaching the container.
Store the broached container upright.
The container may be broached up to three times during this 12-month period.

Liveweight (kg)	Dose Volume (mL)
50-75	2.25
76-100	3
101-150	4.5
151-200	6
201-250	7.5
251-300	9
301-350	10.5
351-400	12
401-450	13.5
451-500	15
501-550	16.5
551-600	18
601-650	19.5

Dose the mob according to the heaviest animal by live weight in each group (cows, bulls, calves, heifers, etc.).
Do not underdose.
A representative sample of cattle should be weighed before treatment either with scales or with a weigh band.
Cattle heavier than 650 kg should be dosed at 1.5mL per 50 kg.
Where there is a large variation in size within the group, draft into two or more lines based on body weight to avoid excessive overdosing.
If required, the dose can be divided and administered in two sites.

Rates are a general guide only. Before opening, carefully read Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle directions for use, precautionary and protection statements, storage and disposal, safety directions and first aid instructions. The product is designed for the particular purpose indicated on the label. Failure to use the product strictly as directed may be illegal, dangerous and render the product ineffective.

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Disclaimer: This information and product advice is not intended to be advice or recommendations for any specific use or circumstance. You should seek specialist advice before using any product. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. Specialist Sales liability is limited.

Host & Pest

Host	Pest
Host & Pest
Cattle	Liver Fluke - Early Immature (including 2-week old stages), Immature and Adult (Fasciola hepatica)

Tips For Use

Restraints:

Do not use in cattle that are producing or may in the future produce milk where the milk or milk products may be used for human consumption.

Re-Treatment Interval:

Do not re-treat cattle for 140 days after the last treatment.

Precautions:

Avoid overdosing cattle.
Care should be taken when administering NitroFluke Injections or other medications to sick, debilitated animals or animals in poor condition.
In these cases, a veterinarian should be contacted.
If product leaks from the injection site, staining of the coat of light-coloured cattle may occur for a period of several weeks.
Inject in a downward motion to avoid loss of product and staining at the injection site.
Exercise care where staining may be a disadvantage (e.g. show cattle).

Safety To Cattle:

NitroFluke Injection is safe in cattle when used as directed.
Pregnant and breeding cattle may be treated, provided normal care is taken in handling.
Use the draw-off tube assembly provided with this product.

Follow the instructions below. (Caution: avoid carcass damage)

1. Sterilise all injection apparatus by boiling (or equivalent) before use. Avoid the use of strong disinfectants on the apparatus.
2. Maintain cleanliness at all times.
3. Keep needles sharp and clean. Replace frequently.
4. Use the shortest needle possible, certainly not exceeding 15 mm.
5. As far as possible, avoid the injection of animals during wet weather or under dusty conditions.
6. This product should be injected only under the skin.
7. If possible, inject high on the neck behind the ear.

Storage:

Store below 30°C (room temperature).
Store the bottle in outer packaging to protect it from light.

Safety Directions:

Poisonous if swallowed.
Avoid contact with eyes, skin and clothing.
Take care to avoid self-injection.
Gloves are recommended during usage.

First Aid:

If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre. Phone Australia 131 126.
For further information, refer to the Safety Data Sheet (SDS).

This information and product advice is not intended as advice or recommendations for any specific use or circumstance. You should seek specialist advice before using any product. Always follow the manufacturer’s guidelines. Specialist Sales liability is limited.

Withholding Period

Withholding Period Details (WHP):

Meat: Do not use less than 70 days before slaughter for human consumption. Calves born to cows treated with NitroFluke Injection during pregnancy must not be slaughtered for human consumption for 70 days after treatment of the dam.
Milk: Do not use in cattle that are producing or may in the future produce milk where the milk or milk products may be used for human consumption.

Trade Advice: Export Slaughter Interval (ESI):

Do not use less than 140 days before slaughter for export.
Calves born to cows treated with NitroFluke Injection during pregnancy must not be slaughtered for export for 140 days after treatment of the dam.

The ESI on this label was correct at the time of label approval. Before using this product, confirm the current ESI from either Virbac on 1800 240 100 or the APVMA website (www.apvma.gov.au/residues)