Vetdox AQ Oral Suspension (Atovaquone) 60ml for Dogs & Cats

Vetdox AQ atovaquone suspension for dogs & cats

The product, Vetdox AQ Atovaquone Suspension, is a powerful antiprotozoal and antimicrobial solution formulated for co-administration with other medications to enhance treatment and prevention of life-threatening infections in pets. Corise Pharmaceuticals (Swiss Biocare ) is a leading veterinary pharmaceutical company that produces quartrac-isoprenol (QUARTRAC) -- a next generation ectomucosomal sectarian monomeric strategy-- which has been shown to be efficacious for the treatment of protozoal and respiratory infections in both dogs and cats.

Vetdox AQ is right now, an effective formulation all of Atovaquone USP 375 mg per 5 ml which Suppresses the growth of pathogenic protozoa, makes it valuable in treating life threatening diseases specially a disease caused by parasite transmitted through tick (eg: Babesia gibsoni)

Key Benefits

Inhibitory effect of potent antiprotozoal agent on infectivity

Treats canine babesiosis (tick fever)

Helps with pneumocystis pneumonia and respiratory infections.

Toxoplasmosis and cytauxzoonosis in cats

May act in synergy when used together with antibiotics like azithromycin

Good for Dogs and Cats

Composition

Each 5 ml contains:

Atovaquone USP – 375 mg

Excipients – q.s.

Indications / Uses

Treatment of dogs with babesiosis (a type of tick-borne infection)

Protozoal infections in cats: toxoplasmosis and its management

Therapeutic école supportive de lès Infections respiratoires et pulmonaires

Used alternatively as an adjunct agent for resistant infections

Directions for Use

Shake well before use

Route of administration: By mouth, as directed by a veterinary doctor

The dosage varies depending on the pet's body weight and severity of infection

Best taken with a fatty meal for optimal absorption

Safety Information

Use strictly under veterinary guidance

Achieve optimised results by completing the entire programme

Keep away from sunlight, store in a cool, dry place

PetIndiaOnline Tip: Early diagnosis and appropriate treatment of tick-borne & protozoal infections can lead to a favorable prognosis. Disclaimer: Never treat your pet with any medication without consulting with your vet.