Albendazole 600 mg
600 mg
Bolus
Against roundworm, lungworm, tapeworm, liver fluke in cattle, buffalo, goat, sheep, horse, dog, and cat.
Dose
7.5 – 10
mg/kg
Frequency
N/A
Duration
N/A
Purpose
treatment
Dose
7.5 – 10
mg/kg
Frequency
N/A
Duration
N/A
Purpose
treatment
Do not give during the first third of pregnancy — albendazole is teratogenic and embryotoxic in early gestation.
Benazol Vet is a veterinary bolus containing Albendazole (600 mg) from ACME.
For treatment, the recommended dose of Benazol Vet in cattle is 7.5–10 mg/kg, given orally.
For treatment, the recommended dose of Benazol Vet in buffalo is 7.5–10 mg/kg, given orally.
In cattle, the withdrawal period for Benazol Vet is meat 14 days and milk 4 days. Do not use in the first third of pregnancy. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In goat, the withdrawal period for Benazol Vet is meat 14 days and milk 4 days. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In sheep, the withdrawal period for Benazol Vet is meat 14 days and milk 4 days. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In buffalo, the withdrawal period for Benazol Vet is meat 14 days and milk 4 days. Do not use in the first third of pregnancy. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In cow, the withdrawal period for Benazol Vet is meat 14 days and milk 4 days. Do not use in the first third of pregnancy. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In calf, the withdrawal period for Benazol Vet is meat 14 days and milk 4 days. Do not use in the first third of pregnancy. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
Dosing information is provided for reference by qualified veterinary professionals and does not replace clinical judgement. Prices are indicative and may vary by region and retailer.