Product Summary
Tylosin 20 Injection is a macrolide veterinary antibiotic injection used for the treatment of respiratory and gastrointestinal bacterial infections in cattle, calves, sheep, goats, and camels. It is commonly applied for infections caused by tylosin-sensitive microorganisms including Mycoplasma, Pasteurella, Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, and Campylobacter species.
Key Benefits
✔ Broad-spectrum macrolide antibiotic
✔ Effective against respiratory bacterial infections
✔ Commonly used for mycoplasma-related diseases
✔ Suitable for cattle, sheep, goats, calves, and camels
✔ Practical solution for commercial livestock farms
✔ Stable veterinary injectable formulation
✔ GMP-manufactured export-quality product
✔ OEM / ODM packaging support available
Recommended Usage Scenarios
- Commercial cattle farms
- Feedlot respiratory disease management
- Sheep and goat bacterial infection treatment
- Mycoplasma infection control
- Gastrointestinal infection treatment
- Veterinary distributor supply
- Intensive livestock production systems
- Mixed respiratory disease management
Product Details
Composition
Contains per ml:
- Tylosin Base — 200 mg
- Excipients q.s. — up to 1 ml
Product Description
Tylosin 20 Injection contains tylosin, a macrolide-class veterinary antibiotic with bacteriostatic activity against many important livestock pathogens.
Tylosin works by inhibiting bacterial protein synthesis, helping control respiratory and gastrointestinal infections caused by susceptible microorganisms.
On many livestock farms, respiratory disease outbreaks often increase during transportation stress, overcrowding, sudden weather changes, poor ventilation, or weak sanitation systems.
Tylosin products are widely used in practical livestock medicine because of their effectiveness against respiratory pathogens and mycoplasma-associated infections commonly found in commercial farm operations.
Target Animals
- Cattle
- Calves
- Sheep
- Goats
- Camels
Indications
Used for treatment of gastrointestinal and respiratory infections caused by tylosin-sensitive microorganisms including:
- Campylobacter spp.
- Mycoplasma spp.
- Pasteurella spp.
- Staphylococcus spp.
- Streptococcus spp.
- Treponema spp.
Commonly used for:
- Pneumonia
- Respiratory infections
- Mycoplasma-associated disease
- Gastrointestinal bacterial infections
- Mixed bacterial infection management
Dosage and Administration
Administration Route
For intramuscular injection only.
Recommended Dosage
General dosage:
- 1 ml per 10–20 kg body weight
- Continue treatment for 3–5 days
Administration Notes
- Use sterile injection equipment
- Rotate injection sites properly
- Maintain proper injection hygiene
- Follow dosage recommendations carefully
On many livestock farms, combining early treatment with proper ventilation and clean water systems often helps reduce respiratory disease losses significantly.
Side Effects
Possible side effects may include:
- Local reactions at injection sites
- Temporary injection-site irritation
- Diarrhoea
- Epigastric pain
- Skin sensitization
Most local reactions disappear within a few days.
Withdrawal Period
| Product | Withdrawal Time |
|---|---|
| Meat | 10 days |
| Milk | 3 days |
Withdrawal periods should always be respected carefully before animal products enter the food chain.
How Withdrawal Periods Affect Meat and Milk Safety
Storage
- Store below 30°C
- Protect from light
- Store at room temperature
- Keep out of reach of children
Proper storage conditions are especially important in hot-climate livestock regions to maintain veterinary medicine stability and antibacterial effectiveness.
How to Store Veterinary Medicines in Hot Climates
Precautions
- Use only under veterinary guidance
- Avoid overdosing
- Respect withdrawal periods carefully
- Use sterile injection equipment
- Monitor animals for adverse reactions
Good farm hygiene, stress reduction, clean drinking water systems, and proper ventilation are also important for reducing bacterial disease outbreaks in livestock operations.
Common Antibiotic Mistakes on Livestock Farms
FAQ
What infections can Tylosin 20 Injection treat?
It is commonly used for respiratory and gastrointestinal bacterial infections caused by tylosin-sensitive microorganisms.
Why is tylosin commonly used for respiratory disease?
Tylosin has strong activity against important respiratory pathogens and mycoplasma organisms commonly found in livestock farms.
Can this product be used for mycoplasma infections?
Yes. Tylosin products are widely used for mycoplasma-associated respiratory disease management.
Why can injection-site reactions occur?
Intramuscular injections may sometimes cause temporary local irritation or swelling at injection sites.
Why are withdrawal periods important?
Withdrawal periods help prevent antibiotic residues from remaining in meat and milk intended for human consumption.
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