Novartis announces removal of Denagard® weight restriction
Published: September 3, 2008
Source : Novartis Animal Health release
“Denagard is effective in pigs and market hogs of all ages, and now with the weight restriction removed, producers can use the product to control disease in animals weighing more than 250 pounds,” says Steve Boren, head of the U.S. farm animal business for Novartis.
“Ileitis is a common disease concern in these animals,” explains Boren. “Denagard 10 is an excellent option to control ileitis because it requires a smaller dosage – only 35 g/ton – and less medication time – as little as 10 days – than other ileitis treatments.”
Denagard also can be used for swine dysentery. When broader coverage is needed, Denagard can be fed with chlortetracycline (CTC).
As always, be sure to follow label directions and required withdrawal times. For more information, contact Novartis.
Caution: Do not feed undiluted. Do not use in feeds for animals other than swine. The effects of tiamulin on swine reproductive performance, pregnancy and lactation have not been determined.
Novartis Animal Health researches, develops and commercializes leading animal treatments that meet the needs of pet owners, farmers and veterinarians. Headquartered in Basel, Switzerland, Novartis Animal Health conducts business in 40 countries and employs about 2,700 people worldwide.
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