Dextrose 1 gm/gm + Calcium propionate 0.504 gm/gm
1 gm/gm
Powder
Gastric and metabolic disorders in Livestock Bloat, rumen stasis and rumen overload Sudden dietary change or excessive grain intake Intoxication due to silage and urea intake Also effective against acidosis, ketosis and pregnancy toxemia
Dose
0.5 – 1
g/kg
Frequency
as needed
Duration
as needed days
Dilute before giving; 50% solution must not be given undiluted peripherally. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
0.5 – 1
g/kg
Frequency
as needed
Duration
as needed days
Dilute before giving; 50% solution must not be given undiluted peripherally. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
250 – 500
mL of 50% solution/animal
Frequency
as needed
Duration
as needed days
Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
250 – 500
mL of 50% solution/animal
Frequency
as needed
Duration
as needed days
Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
250 – 500
mL of 50% solution/animal
Frequency
as needed
Duration
as needed days
Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
250 – 500
mL of 50% solution/animal
Frequency
as needed
Duration
as needed days
Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
250 – 500
mL of 50% solution/animal
Frequency
as needed
Duration
as needed days
Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
Dose
250 – 500
mL of 50% solution/animal
Frequency
as needed
Duration
as needed days
Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
Not known
RUMILATOR Vet is a veterinary powder containing Dextrose and Calcium propionate (1 gm/gm) from SK+F.
The recommended dose of RUMILATOR Vet in dog is 0.5–1 g/kg, given by intravenous injection, as needed for as needed. Dilute before giving; 50% solution must not be given undiluted peripherally. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of RUMILATOR Vet in cat is 0.5–1 g/kg, given by intravenous injection, as needed for as needed. Dilute before giving; 50% solution must not be given undiluted peripherally. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of RUMILATOR Vet in cattle is 250–500 mL of 50% solution/animal, given by intravenous injection, as needed for as needed. Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of RUMILATOR Vet in goat is 250–500 mL of 50% solution/animal, given by intravenous injection, as needed for as needed. Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of RUMILATOR Vet in sheep is 250–500 mL of 50% solution/animal, given by intravenous injection, as needed for as needed. Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of RUMILATOR Vet in buffalo is 250–500 mL of 50% solution/animal, given by intravenous injection, as needed for as needed. Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of RUMILATOR Vet in cow is 250–500 mL of 50% solution/animal, given by intravenous injection, as needed for as needed. Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
The recommended dose of RUMILATOR Vet in calf is 250–500 mL of 50% solution/animal, given by intravenous injection, as needed for as needed. Slow intravenous. Perivascular leakage of hypertonic dextrose causes tissue necrosis. Verify against the product label before use.
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.