This is a sterile, multi-component injectable preparation containing Calcium Levulinate, a highly bioavailable calcium salt; Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D₃), essential for calcium metabolism and bone health; and Vitamin B₁₂ (Cyanocobalamin), vital for haematopoiesis and neurological function. It is preserved with Benzyl Alcohol IP 1.50%, ensuring stability and sterility.

This combination is ideal for treating calcium deficiencies, metabolic disorders, postpartum complications, and neuromuscular imbalances in livestock and companion animals.

•  Appearance: Clear, colourless to pale yellow sterile solution

•  pH: 6.5 – 7.5

•  Sterility: Complies with pharmacopeial standards

•  Shelf Life: 24 months under standard storage conditions

•  Packaging: Amber glass vials of 15 mL, 45 mL, or 100 mL

•  Calcium Levulinate: 76.4 mg

•  Cholecalciferol (Vitamin D₃): 5000 IU

•  Vitamin B₁₂ (Cyanocobalamin): 50 mcg

•  Benzyl Alcohol IP: 1.50% v/v (as preservative)

•  Water for Injection: q.s.

•  Water for Injection

•  Benzyl Alcohol (preservative)

•  pH stabilizers (if needed)

•  Calcium supplement

• Vitamin D & B complex

•  Electrolyte and metabolic corrector

•  Hypocalcaemia (milk fever, parturient paresis)

•  Rickets, osteocalcin, and bone-related disorders

•  Nutritional deficiencies in growing, lactating, and pregnant animals

•  Postpartum complications in dairy animals

•  General weakness, poor growth, and recovery support

•  Neuritis, anaemia, and vitamin B₁₂-responsive neuropathies

Administer only as directed by a registered veterinarian. General Guidelines:

•  Cattle, Buffaloes, Horses: 50–100 mL IM or slow IV

•  Sheep, Goats: 10–20 mL

•  Dogs: 1–5 mL

•  Cats: 0.5–2 mL

•  Frequency: Once daily for 2–3 days or as needed

Slow IV administration is recommended under veterinary supervision to avoid adverse reactions.

•  Intramuscular (IM)

•  Slow Intravenous (IV)

•  Sterile injectable solution

• Amber glass vials: 15 mL, 45 mL, 100 mL

Used across all domestic animals for prevention and treatment of mineral deficiencies, postnatal recovery, and supportive therapy during weakness or metabolic stress.

•  Combines calcium, vitamin D₃, and B₁₂ in one injection

•  Rapid bioavailability for immediate correction of deficiencies

•  Effective for both treatment and prevention

•  Useful in emergency and chronic deficiency states

•  Enhances bone density, nerve function, and metabolic efficiency

•  Local irritation or swelling at injection site

• Hypercalcemia if overdosed

•  Rare allergic or hypersensitivity reactions

•  Pain or inflammation on IV administration (if too rapid)

•  Prescription veterinary drug (Rx)

•  To be used under veterinary supervision only

•  Administer IV very slowly to avoid cardiac effects

•  Avoid in animals with hypercalcemia or renal insufficiency

•  Use cautiously in pregnant animals

•  Ensure proper dosage calculation based on species and condition

•  Observe animal post-injection for any immediate reaction

•   Meat: 3 days

•   Milk: 48 hours (Subject to local regulatory requirements – always confirm with authorities)

•  Store below 25°C

•  Protect from light

•  Do not freeze

•  Shake gently before use if precipitation occurs

•  Use sterile equipment

•  Do not use if vial appears cloudy or contaminated

•  Discard partially used vials per veterinary waste disposal protocols

•  HS Code: 30049091

•  HSN Code: 3004 (Medicaments for therapeutic/prophylactic use, not put up in measured doses)

•  Do not mix with other injectable solutions unless compatibility is confirmed

•  For optimal effect, ensure animal is hydrated and stable before IV administration

•  Supplement diet with oral calcium and vitamins as per veterinary guidance

•   Strictly for veterinary use only

•   Not intended or approved for human administration

Q1: What is the main benefit of this injection?

It corrects calcium, vitamin D₃, and B₁₂ deficiencies, especially in postpartum or weak animals.

Q2: Can this injection be given during pregnancy?

Yes, but only under veterinary supervision, as high calcium doses may affect fetal development.

Q3: How fast does it work?

When given IV, it acts within 30–60 minutes for hypocalcaemia. IM may take a few hours.

Q4: Is this safe for small animals like dogs and cats?

Yes, at appropriately adjusted doses, under veterinary supervision.

Q5: What if there's swelling at the injection site?

Apply cold compresses. If severe or persistent, consult the vet.

Q6: Can this be given daily?

Only for short-term corrective therapy (2–3 days). Long-term supplementation should be oral unless prescribed otherwise.

Q7: Why is Benzyl Alcohol added?

It serves as a preservative to maintain the sterility and stability of the injectable solution.