Name: Nitromec Injection Endectocide and Flukicide For Cattle (Clorsulon, Ivermectin &amp; Nitroxynil)
Brand: Virbac
SKU: NITROMEC
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Nitromec Injection Endectocide and Flukicide For Cattle (Clorsulon, Ivermectin & Nitroxynil)

Nitromec Injection Endectocide And Flukicide For Cattle is for the treatment and control of nitroxynil, ivermectin and clorsulon-sensitive strains of internal and external parasites of cattle, including triclabendazole resistant strains of early immature (including 2-week old stages), immature and adult liver fluke.

Active Ingredients: Clorsulon @ 67g/L, Ivermectin @ 6.7g/L & Nitroxynil As Eglumine @ 340g/L

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Description

Nitromec Injection Endectocide and Flukicide for Cattle

Active Ingredients: Clorsulon @ 67g/L, Ivermectin @ 6.7g/L & Nitroxynil As Eglumine @ 340g/L

What is Nitromec Injection?

Contains the active ingredients Clorsulon, Ivermectin & Nitroxynil.
World’s first triple combination injection for cattle.
Synergised combination of nitroxynil and clorsulon.
Outstanding liver fluke control, including the damaging 2-week-old early immature stage.
Controls triclabendazole-resistant strains of liver fluke.
Contains ivermectin for broad-spectrum control of internal and external parasites.
Easy-to-use subcutaneous injection

Why Choose Nitromec Injection for Cattle?

The strength of synergy.
- Virbac has developed Nitromec Injection as the world’s first triple combination injection for cattle. It contains a combination of nitroxynil, clorsulon and ivermectin, where the combination of nitroxynil and clorsulon provides proven synergistic activity against liver fluke. This synergy makes nitromec one of only two products proven to provide 99% efficacy against two-week-old early immature stages. The only other products with an approved label claim specifically for controlling two-week-old liver fluke are Virbac’s Flukazole C plus Selenium and Nitrofluke Injection Flukicide For Cattle.
Control of roundworms.
- Nitromec Injection offers excellent control of ivermectin-sensitive gastrointestinal roundworms and lungworms.
Control of external parasites.
- Nitromec Injection controls sucking lice and cattle ticks and aids in the control of biting lice and mites.
Drench rotation option.
- The effective life of drenches can be extended by rotating drench families to slow the onset of drench resistance. Nitromec Injection offers an excellent alternative to triclabendazole drenches for liver fluke control.

What parasites does Nitromec Injection control;

Nitromec Injection is effective against sensitive strains of the following internal and external parasites:

Adult and Immature stages of:

Small brown stomach worm – Ostertagia ostertagi. (including third and fourth-stage larvae and inhibited immatures)
Stomach worm – Ostertagia lyrata
Barber’s pole worm – Haemonchus placei
Stomach hairworm – Trichostrongylus axei (including third and fourth stage inhibited larvae)
Intestinal hairworm – Trichostrongylus colubriformis
Small intestinal worm – Cooperia spp (including third and fourth stage inhibited larvae)
Hookworm – Bunostomum phlebotomum (including third and fourth-stage inhibited larvae)
Nodule worm – Oesophagostomum radiatum (including third and fourth-stage inhibited larvae)

Adult stages of:

Whipworm – Trichuris spp
Thin-necked intestinal worm – Nematodirus spp
Intestinal worm Strongyloides papillosus

Other internal parasites:

Liver Fluke – Fasciola hepatica (early immature (including 2-week old), immature and adult)
Lungworm – Dictyocaulus viviparus (adult and immature, including inhibited stages)
Eyeworm – Thelazia spp (adult)

External parasites:

Sucking Lice – Linognathus vituli, Haematopinus eurysternus, Solenopotes capillatus,
Cattle tick – Boophilus microplus

Nitromec Injection Aids in the control of:

Mites – Sarcoptes scabiei var vovis
Biting lice – Bovicola (Damalinia) bovis

At the recommended dose rate, Nitromec effectively controls infection with Ostertagia spp. And Cooperia spp, acquired up to 7 days after treatment, and Dictyocaulus viviparus and Chrysomya bezziana, acquired up to 14 days after treatment.

Pack Size: 1-Litre & 3-Litre

Nitromec Injection Registrant: Virbac (Australia) Pty Ltd (APVMA #: 59844)

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Features & Benefits

Contains the active ingredients Clorsulon, Ivermectin & Nitroxynil.
World’s first triple combination injection for cattle.
Synergised combination of nitroxynil and clorsulon.
Excellent liver fluke control, including the damaging 2-week-old early immature stage.
Controls triclabendazole-resistant strains of liver fluke.
Contains ivermectin for broad-spectrum control of internal and external parasites.
Easy-to-use subcutaneous injection

Directions Of Use

Dosage:

Nitromec Injection is given subcutaneously at the recommended dose rate of 1.5mL/50kg bodyweight.

Bodyweight	Dose Volume	Cattle Treated
(kg)	(mL)	1L	3L
50 – 75	2.25	444	1333
76 – 100	3	333	1000
101 – 150	4.5	222	666
151 – 200	6	166	500
201 – 250	7.5	133	400
251 – 300	9	111	333
310 – 350	10.5	95	285
351 – 400	12	83	250
401 – 450	13.5	74	222
451 – 500	15	66	200
501 – 550	16.5	60	181
551 – 600	18	55	166
601 – 650	19.5	51	153

Animals over 650kg are dosed at 1.5mL/50kg

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 650kg should be dosed at 1.5mL per 50kg.
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.

Re-Treatment Interval:

Do not re-treat cattle for 120 days after the last treatment

Administration:

Nitromec Injection is applied under the skin, preferably high on the neck behind the ear, using standard injection equipment. Use the shortest needles possible (certainly not exceeding 15mm) and keep them sharp and clean.
Virbac recommends the use of a 16g needle for optimum injection performance.
Dose the mob according to the heaviest animal by body weight in each group (bulls, cows, steers, calves). Where there is a large variation in size within the group, draft into two or more lines based on body weight. A representative sample of animals should be weighed before treatment.
Do not underdose.
Check the accuracy of drenching equipment before and during treatment.

Sterile Application:

Sterilise all injection apparatus by boiling (or equivalent) before use; avoid using strong disinfectants.
Maintain cleanliness at all times and, as far as possible, avoid injection of animals during wet weather or under dusty conditions.

Rates Are a General Guide Only. Before Opening, Carefully Read Nitromec Injection Endectocide And 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	External Parasites, Internal Parasites, Liver Fluke - Mature And Immature

Tips For Use

When to use Nitromec Injection for Cattle?

The critical timing for treating liver fluke is a curative treatment in autumn (April/May) and a preventative treatment in spring (August/September). If there is a heavy infection, a third treatment is recommended in mid-summer. The autumn and summer treatments should control the damaging early immature and immature stages and adult liver flukes.
Nitromec Injection is a good option for autumn and summer fluke drenching due to its efficacy against all three stages of liver fluke.
Nitromec Injection is ideal for rotation with a fluke adulticide treatment such as Virbamec Plus, Ivomec Plus or Bomectin F for the early spring treatment. Virbamec Plus, Ivomec Plus or Bomectin F can be used in lactating dairy cattle.

Precautions:

Avoid overdosing cattle.
Care should be taken when administering Nitromec or other medications to sick, debilitated 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 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).
Gloves are recommended during usage.

Restraint:

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.

Safety to Cattle:

Nitromec has been shown to be safe in cattle when used as directed.
Pregnant and breeding cattle may be treated, provided normal care is taken in handling.

Caution: Avoid Carcass Damage

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

Storage:

Store below 30°C (Room Temperature).
Store bottle in outer packaging to protect from light.

Safety Directions:

Poisonous if swallowed.
Avoid contact with eyes, skin and clothing.

First Aid:

If poisoning occurs, contact a doctor or Poisons Information Centre. Phone Australia 131126.
Additional information is listed in 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 / ESI):

Meat: 56 days (calves born to cows treated with Nitromec Injection during pregnancy must not be slaughtered for human consumption for 56 days after treatment of the dam).
Milk: Do not use in cattle that are producing milk or may in the future produce milk where the milk or milk products may be used for human consumption.
ESI: 120 days. Do not use less than 120 days before slaughter for export. Calves born to cows treated with Nitromec Injection during pregnancy must not be slaughtered for export for 120 days after the treatment of the dam.

SDS & Technical

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