Ciprofloxacin Hydrochloride + Dexamethasone
N/A
Suspension
Bacterial infections
Dose
5 – 15
mg/kg
Frequency
q12-24h
Duration
5-7 days
Avoid in growing animals - cartilage damage. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
5 – 15
mg/kg
Frequency
q12-24h
Duration
5-7 days
Avoid in growing animals - cartilage damage. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
10 – 20
mg/kg
Frequency
q24h
Duration
3-5 days
In drinking water. Restricted in food animals in many jurisdictions. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
10 – 20
mg/kg
Frequency
q24h
Duration
3-5 days
In drinking water. Restricted in food animals in many jurisdictions. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
10 – 20
mg/kg
Frequency
q24h
Duration
3-5 days
In drinking water. Restricted in food animals in many jurisdictions. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
10 – 20
mg/kg
Frequency
q24h
Duration
3-5 days
In drinking water. Restricted in food animals in many jurisdictions. Verify against the product label before use.
Growing animals — fluoroquinolones damage developing cartilage. Restricted or prohibited in food-producing animals in many jurisdictions; check local rules before use.
Quinox-D vet is a veterinary suspension containing Ciprofloxacin Hydrochloride and Dexamethasone from SK+F.
The recommended dose of Quinox-D vet in dog is 5–15 mg/kg, given orally, q12-24h for 5-7 days. Avoid in growing animals - cartilage damage. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of Quinox-D vet in cat is 5–15 mg/kg, given orally, q12-24h for 5-7 days. Avoid in growing animals - cartilage damage. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of Quinox-D vet in poultry is 10–20 mg/kg, given orally, once daily for 3-5 days. In drinking water. Restricted in food animals in many jurisdictions. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of Quinox-D vet in layer is 10–20 mg/kg, given orally, once daily for 3-5 days. In drinking water. Restricted in food animals in many jurisdictions. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of Quinox-D vet in broiler is 10–20 mg/kg, given orally, once daily for 3-5 days. In drinking water. Restricted in food animals in many jurisdictions. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of Quinox-D vet in hen is 10–20 mg/kg, given orally, once daily for 3-5 days. In drinking water. Restricted in food animals in many jurisdictions. Verify against the product label before use.
In cattle, the withdrawal period for Quinox-D vet is meat 25 days. Restricted or prohibited in food-producing animals in many jurisdictions. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In poultry, the withdrawal period for Quinox-D vet is meat 14 days. Not for layers producing eggs for human consumption. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In buffalo, the withdrawal period for Quinox-D vet is meat 25 days. Restricted or prohibited in food-producing animals in many jurisdictions. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In layer, the withdrawal period for Quinox-D vet is meat 14 days. Not for layers producing eggs for human consumption. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In broiler, the withdrawal period for Quinox-D vet is meat 14 days. Not for layers producing eggs for human consumption. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In cow, the withdrawal period for Quinox-D vet is meat 25 days. Restricted or prohibited in food-producing animals in many jurisdictions. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In calf, the withdrawal period for Quinox-D vet is meat 25 days. Restricted or prohibited in food-producing animals in many jurisdictions. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.
In hen, the withdrawal period for Quinox-D vet is meat 14 days. Not for layers producing eggs for human consumption. 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.