Medicine Brand

Susp. Acmecilin

Ampicillin Sodium 25 mg/ ml

Strength

25 mg/ ml

Dosage Form

Suspension

Indication

Systemic bacterial infections, septicaemia, urinary tract infection and navel ill.

Dose Guidance

GeneralTreatment
PO

Dose

1

mL/kg bwt

Frequency

N/A

Duration

N/A

Purpose

Treatment

as 25 mg/kg

Contraindications

Penicillin hypersensitivity. Not for rabbits, guinea pigs or hamsters.

Alternatives

— other brands with Ampicillin Sodium

Susp. Acmecilin dose, price and withdrawal period

Susp. Acmecilin is a veterinary suspension containing Ampicillin Sodium (25 mg/ ml) from ACME.

Susp. Acmecilin dose in general

For treatment, the recommended dose of Susp. Acmecilin in general is 1 mL/kg bwt, given orally. as 25 mg/kg.

Susp. Acmecilin withdrawal period

In cattle, the withdrawal period for Susp. Acmecilin is meat 15 days and milk 3 days. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.

In goat, the withdrawal period for Susp. Acmecilin is meat 15 days and milk 3 days. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.

In sheep, the withdrawal period for Susp. Acmecilin is meat 15 days and milk 3 days. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.

In pig, the withdrawal period for Susp. Acmecilin is meat 15 days. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.

In buffalo, the withdrawal period for Susp. Acmecilin is meat 15 days and milk 3 days. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.

In cow, the withdrawal period for Susp. Acmecilin is meat 15 days and milk 3 days. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.

In calf, the withdrawal period for Susp. Acmecilin is meat 15 days and milk 3 days. Guidance only - verify against the product label, which is the legal authority.

In swine, the withdrawal period for Susp. Acmecilin is meat 15 days. 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.