Zinc Sulfate Monohydrate 2 mg/mL
2 mg/mL
Oral Solution
To overcome from deficiency sign of Zinc To improve FCR & weight gain To ensure healthy bone development To improve appetite & immunity To improve fertility, hatchability & egg production To increase reproduction, egg production & hatchability To ensure healthy hoof & udder Adjunct treatment of diarrhea
Dose
50 – 100
mL/animal
Frequency
q24h
Duration
N/A
Purpose
treatment
Cattle/ Buffalo: 50-100 mL/ Day
Dose
25 – 30
mL/animal
Frequency
q24h
Duration
N/A
Purpose
treatment
Calf/ Goat/ Sheep: 25-30 mL/ Day
Dose
25 – 30
mL/animal
Frequency
q24h
Duration
N/A
Purpose
treatment
Calf/ Goat/ Sheep: 25-30 mL/ Day
Dose
0
mL/L
Frequency
q24h
Duration
N/A
Purpose
treatment
Poultry: 2-3 mL/ L in drinking water Or, as directed by registered veterinarian/poultry consultant
Dose
50 – 100
mL/animal
Frequency
q24h
Duration
N/A
Purpose
treatment
Cattle/ Buffalo: 50-100 mL/ Day
Dose
25 – 30
mL/animal
Frequency
q24h
Duration
N/A
Purpose
treatment
Calf/ Goat/ Sheep: 25-30 mL/ Day
None significant at recommended doses.
Xinc Care Vet is a veterinary oral solution containing Zinc Sulfate Monohydrate (2 mg/mL) from SK+F.
For treatment, the recommended dose of Xinc Care Vet in cattle is 50–100 mL/animal, given orally, once daily. Cattle/ Buffalo: 50-100 mL/ Day.
For treatment, the recommended dose of Xinc Care Vet in goat is 25–30 mL/animal, given orally, once daily. Calf/ Goat/ Sheep: 25-30 mL/ Day.
For treatment, the recommended dose of Xinc Care Vet in sheep is 25–30 mL/animal, given orally, once daily. Calf/ Goat/ Sheep: 25-30 mL/ Day.
For treatment, the recommended dose of Xinc Care Vet in poultry is 0.002–0.003 mL/L, given orally, once daily. Poultry: 2-3 mL/ L in drinking water Or, as directed by registered veterinarian/poultry consultant.
For treatment, the recommended dose of Xinc Care Vet in buffalo is 50–100 mL/animal, given orally, once daily. Cattle/ Buffalo: 50-100 mL/ Day.
For treatment, the recommended dose of Xinc Care Vet in calf is 25–30 mL/animal, given orally, once daily. Calf/ Goat/ Sheep: 25-30 mL/ Day.
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.