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Drug Name
: Ethamsylate B.P.-125 mg Injection For Veterinary Use
Drug Role
: Veterinary haemostatic agent – controls bleeding by promoting platelet aggregation and improving capillary stability.
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Dec 2024
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Nov 2026
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Veterinary haemostatic agent – controls bleeding by promoting platelet aggregation and improving capillary stability.
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• Sterile injectable solution • Supplied in 20 ml amber or clear glass vial with rubber stopper and aluminium seal • Multi-dose container
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Veterinary
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HSN Code:
3004
HS Code:
30049099
Country of Origin:
India
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Ethamsylate is a haemostatic agent used to reduce excessive capillary bleeding by improving platelet adhesion and stabilizing capillary walls. This sterile injectable formulation is widely used in veterinary medicine to prevent and control internal or external haemorrhage, particularly in surgical, obstetric, or trauma cases. It enhances the body's natural haemostatic mechanism without causing clot formation directly.
• Form: Clear, colourless to pale yellow sterile aqueous solution
• Strength: 125 mg/mL
• pH: Typically, 6.0 – 7.5
• Sterility: As per B.P. standards for veterinary injectables
• Free from: Suspended particles or discoloration
Veterinary haemostatic agent – controls bleeding by promoting platelet aggregation and improving capillary stability.
• Ethamsylate B.P. – 125 mg
• Water for Injection – q.s.
• Stabilizers & pH Adjusters – as required
• Preservative free formulation or with suitable preservatives (as per final spec)
• Control of capillary bleeding during or after surgery
• Prevention of postpartum haemorrhage in animals
• Treatment of haematuria, epistaxis, and internal bleeding
• Used in pre- and post-operative care for soft tissue procedures
• Useful in bleeding disorders or low platelet function
• General Dose: 5–10 mg/kg body weight
• Route: Intramuscular (IM) or slow Intravenous (IV) injection
• Frequency: Once or twice daily depending on severity and clinical judgment
• Pack size: 20 ml vial (multi-dose)
• Sterile injectable solution
• Supplied in 20 ml amber or clear glass vial with rubber stopper and aluminium seal
• Multi-dose container
• Rapid onset of anti-haemorrhagic action
• Does not alter normal coagulation parameters
• Reduces surgical and spontaneous bleeding risks
• Improves recovery post-operations or trauma
• Can be combined with antibiotics or other supportive therapies
• Mild local pain or irritation at injection site
• Rare: hypotension or allergic reactions
• Should not be used in animals with active thromboembolic disease
• Monitor in animals with liver or kidney impairment
• Meat: Minimum 3 days
• Milk: 0–1 day depending on local regulations (consult veterinarian)
• Store below 25°C
• Protect from light and freezing
• Use sterile syringe and needle when withdrawing
• Discard vial if contaminated or past expiry
• For use under veterinary supervision only
• Avoid use with anticoagulant drugs unless advised by a vet
• Monitor animal response during therapy
• Shake gently before use if settling occurs
• HS Code: 30049099
• HSN Code: 3004
• Strictly intended for veterinary use
• Not for human use — avoid contact, accidental exposure, or misuse
• Q1: What is Ethamsylate used for in animals?
It’s a haemostatic agent used to reduce or prevent bleeding during surgery, trauma, or medical conditions.
• Q2: How does it work?
It strengthens capillary walls and improves platelet adhesion, helping stop minor internal or external bleeding.
• Q3: Can it be given with antibiotics or painkillers?
Yes, often used in combination with supportive medications. Always follow vet advice.
• Q4: How fast does it act?
Onset usually within 30–60 minutes when given IM or IV.
• Q5: Is it safe in pregnant animals?
Yes, commonly used to control postpartum haemorrhage — but only under vet supervision.
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