Medicine Brand

CAL D MAG Inj

Magnesium Hypophosphate 50 mg/mL + Calcium Gluconate 208 mg/mL + Boric Acid 8.4 gm/mL + Dextrose 200 mg/mL + Phosphorus 2.36 gm/mL

Strength

208 mg/mL

Dosage Form

Injection

Indication

Milk Fever (Parturient Paresis): Blood calcium depletion in dairy animals around calving.Tetany: Lactation and transportation tetany.Hypomagnesaemia: Low blood magnesium.Metabolic Support: Supportive treatment for ketosis, neonatal hypoglycemia, and general debility.

Dose Guidance

Cattletreatment
IV, SC, IP

Dose

200 – 350

mL/animal

Frequency

q24h

Duration

1 day

Purpose

treatment

Cattle & Buffaloes: 200 to 350 ml per animal

Buffalotreatment
IV, SC, IP

Dose

200 – 350

mL/animal

Frequency

q24h

Duration

1 day

Purpose

treatment

Cattle & Buffaloes: 200 to 350 ml per animal

Alternatives

— other brands with Calcium Gluconate

CAL D MAG Inj dose, price and withdrawal period

CAL D MAG Inj is a veterinary injection containing Magnesium Hypophosphate and Calcium Gluconate and Boric Acid and Dextrose and Phosphorus (208 mg/mL) from Renata.

CAL D MAG Inj dose in cattle

For treatment, the recommended dose of CAL D MAG Inj in cattle is 200–350 mL/animal, given IV, SC, IP, once daily for 1 day. Cattle & Buffaloes: 200 to 350 ml per animal.

CAL D MAG Inj dose in buffalo

For treatment, the recommended dose of CAL D MAG Inj in buffalo is 200–350 mL/animal, given IV, SC, IP, once daily for 1 day. Cattle & Buffaloes: 200 to 350 ml per animal.

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.