SINOMECTIN IVERMECTIN | Dewormer for Cattle and Sheep

Sinomectin Ivermectin is a powerful broad-spectrum antiparasitic formulated to protect cattle and sheep against both internal and external parasites. With ivermectin as its active ingredient, Sinomectin delivers fast, reliable control of gastrointestinal roundworms, lungworms, mange mites, lice, and fly larvae that threaten herd health and productivity. By eliminating parasites, Sinomectin Ivermectin improves feed efficiency, weight gain, and overall animal performance.

Key benefits of Sinomectin Ivermectin

• In cattle: Effective against gastrointestinal worms, lungworms, cattle grubs, screw worms, sucking lice, mange and mites.

• In sheep: Treats gastrointestinal worms, lungworms, sheep nose bot larvae, mange and mites.

• Broad coverage: Works on both internal (worms, larvae) and external (mites, lice) parasites.

• Trusted veterinary solution: Used worldwide to improve animal health and productivity.

Why choose Sinomectin Ivermectin?

Parasite infestations reduce milk production, slow growth, and compromise immunity. Sinomectin Ivermectin helps farmers restore herd vitality, minimize economic losses, and ensure a healthier flock. Administer as directed by a veterinarian to maximize effectiveness and maintain withdrawal periods for meat and milk.

Supportive care and recovery

After deworming with Sinomectin, farmers can boost animal recovery and productivity with supportive supplements. Products like Adamovit Multivitamin help restore appetite and strengthen immunity, while Hepaklin Liver & Kidney Tonic supports organ detoxification after parasite clearance. For young animals needing growth recovery, Aminanor Amino Acid Oral provides additional nutritional support.

Indication:

Ivermectin is indicated for the effective treatment and control of the following parasites.

In cattle: Gastrointestinal round worms, lung worms, cattle grubs, screw worms, fly larvae, sucking lice, mange and mites.

In sheep: Gastrointestinal round worms, lung worms, sheep nose bot larvae, mange and mites.

Dosage and Administration:

For subcutaneous injection only:

Cattle/camel: 0.2mg/kg (1ml/50kg body weight)

Sheep/goat: 0.2mg/kg (1ml/50kg body weight)

Dose of poultry:  0.2mg/kg

Contraindications:

Do not use in cattle or ewes producing milk for human consumption.

Do not use in pregnancy.

Withdrawal Period:

Cattle: 28 days

Sheep/goat: 21 days

Milk: 21 days

Eggs: 7 days

Fish: 500 degrees days

Caution:

Use under veterinary supervision and observe withdrawal times strictly. Misuse can lead to resistance and treatment failure.

Storage:

Store in a dry, dark place below 30 ^OC.

Protect from light.

Warning:

Keep out of reach of children.

For veterinary use only.

FAQs

Q1: What parasites does Sinomectin Ivermectin control?
A: In cattle, it targets roundworms, lungworms, cattle grubs, screw worms, lice, mange, and mites. In sheep, it works against roundworms, lungworms, nose bot larvae, mange and mites. For species-specific dosage, consult our vet for just ₦5,000.

Q2: How is Sinomectin Ivermectin administered?
A: Depending on formulation, ivermectin may be injectable or pour-on. Always follow product instructions or veterinary guidance. For dosing plans, consult our vet for ₦5,000.

Q3: Can I combine Sinomectin with vitamins?
A: Yes, vitamins like Adamovit and amino acid supplements like Aminanor can help restore body condition after deworming. For safe combination use, book a vet consult for ₦5,000.

Q4: How often should Sinomectin Ivermectin be used?
A: Deworming schedules depend on your farm’s parasite load, season, and veterinary advice. Overuse may lead to resistance. For farm-specific deworming programs, consult our vet for ₦5,000.

Q5: Are there withdrawal times for milk and meat?
A: Yes, withdrawal periods vary by formulation and species. Always follow the label or vet advice. For exact withdrawal periods, consult our vet for ₦5,000.