Sihil Macrozee 250mg (Azithromycin) Tablets for Dogs and Cats

MACROZEE 250 mg Tablets contain azithromycinis an antibiotic in a class called macrolides. It is a strong, broad-spectrum antibiotic commonly prescribed for dogs and cats.

• Composition:
  Each Film coated tablet Contains
  Azithromycin as Dihydrate IP
  eq. to anhydrous Azithromycin 250mg

• Class: Antibiotics / Macrolides

Indications/Uses 

• MACROZEE is indicated for the treatment of
• Babesia gibsoni infection in Dogs in addition to Atovaquone.
• It is indicated for Acute Cytauxzoonosis and Toxoplasmosis.
• It is indicated for the treatment of infections in the Skin, Respiratory tract, and urogenital systems.
• It is indicated for the treatment of otitis media (inner ear infections), Keratitis and Conjunctivitis, cyclosporine induced Gingival Hyperplasia.
• Macrozee may aid in the treatment of viral papillomatosis in dogs.

Directions for use: 

• 5-10 mg/kg orally once or twice a day for 1-5 days.

   

• For Babesia gibsoni, it is given along with Atovaquone @ 10 mg/kg b.wt once daily for 10 days.

   

• For Skin infection, the dose is 10 mg/kg once daily for 3-4 weeks.

Suitable for Dogs & Cats

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