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Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension is a veterinary medicine used to treat and manage certain parasitic infections in animals. It is mainly employed to address gastrointestinal and lungworm infections in animals such as cattle, sheep, and goats. The medicine is effective against a range of parasites, including liver flukes and various gastrointestinal worms. It works by disrupting the metabolism leading to their removal from the animal’s system.

The suspension consists of two active ingredients: oxyclozanide and levamisole. Here is a description of each component and its role in oral suspension:

Oxyclozanide: Oxyclozanide is a vermifuge drug that is successful against a range of parasites, particularly liver flukes. It works by disturbing the energy metabolism of the parasites, leading to their death.

Levamisole: Levamisole is another vermifuge agent with wide-spectrum activity against gastrointestinal and lungworm parasites in animals. It plays by paralyzing and throwing out the worms from the animal’s system.

How to use Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension

To use Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension, it is necessary to follow the instructions provided by a veterinarian. Here are general guidelines for the usage of oral suspension:

•  Use the prescribed or appropriate dosage specific to your animal species,  and weight.
•  Mix the oral suspension well before use. Follow the veterinarian’s instructions for the correct dosage
• Mixing with water. Stir well to ensure even distribution. Make sure the animal consumes the entire treated water.
• Directly administer the measured dosage of the oral suspension into the animal’s mouth using a dosing syringe or drenching equipment. 
• Repeat the dosing which will Depend on the specific treatment plan. Follow the prescribed schedule and complete the full course of treatment, even if the animal’s symptoms improve.
• Stick to the withdrawal period to ensure the absence of drug residues in food products.

Benefits of Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension

Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension provides numerous advantages for treating and controlling parasitic infections in animals. Here are some of its potential benefits:

Broad-spectrum activity. It treats a wide range of parasitic infections in animals. It can be effective against gastrointestinal and lungworm infections.

Parasite elimination: This helps in reducing the parasite burden from the animal’s system and promoting the animal’s health.

Easy administration: The oral suspension formulation allows for easy management of animals. 

Veterinary-approved treatment: Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension is usually prescribed by qualified professionals for targeted treatment. 

Potentially improved animal health: By effectively treating and administrating parasitic infections, oral suspension can contribute to the overall health and well-being of animals. 

Side Effects of Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension

Possible side effects of Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension may include:

• Animals may go through temporary digestive issues such as diarrhea, vomiting, or appetite changes.
•  Animals may exhibit allergic reactions in a few cases, such as itching, swelling, or difficulty breathing. 
•  Animals may experience neurological symptoms rarely, such as tremors or convulsions.
• Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension may interact with other medications. It is important to inform your veterinarian about any medication your animal is taking
• Animals can differ in their response to medications. Some animals may be more sensitive and show side effects, while others may tolerate the medication well.

Precautions of Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension

Here are a few precautions to consider when using Oxyclozanide & Levamisole Oral Suspension:

Veterinary Guidance: Use the medication as instructed by a veterinarian to ensure proper dosage and treatment.

Allergies: If an allergic reaction occurs, seek immediate veterinary assistance.

Dosage Accuracy: Follow the prescribed dosage correctly to ensure effectiveness and avoid potential side effects.

Withdrawal Period: If the animal is intended for food consumption, be aware of any specified withdrawal period to prevent drug residues in food products.

Other Medications: Inform the veterinarian about any other medicines the animal is taking to prevent potential interactions.

Supervision: Observe the animal closely after administration for any unexpected or concerning symptoms