A veterinary injectable dry powder combining Amoxycillin Sodium, a broad-spectrum beta-lactam antibiotic, with Sulbactam Sodium, a potent beta-lactamase inhibitor. This combination enhances the efficacy of amoxycillin by protecting it from degradation by beta-lactamase producing bacteria. The powder requires reconstitution with sterile water prior to injection.

•  Amoxycillin Sodium I.P. equivalent to Amoxycillin: 3 gm

•  Sulbactam Sodium U.S.P. equivalent to Sulbactam: 1.5 gm

•  Sterile Water for Injection: Provided free for reconstitution

•  Excipients: Suitable stabilizers and buffers (q.s.)

•  Veterinary Injectable Antibiotic with Beta-lactamase Inhibitor

Effective against a broad spectrum of bacterial infections including:

• Respiratory tract infections

•  Mastitis

•  Wound and soft tissue infections

•  Urinary tract infections

•  Septicaemia

•  Other systemic bacterial infections caused by beta-lactamase producing bacteria

•  Intramuscular (IM) or intravenous (IV) injection as per veterinary guidance

•  Reconstitute the dry powder with the supplied sterile water before administration

•  Dosage depends on animal species, weight, and infection severity

•  Common dosage range: 10-20 mg/kg body weight every 12 hours or as directed by the veterinarian

•  Reconstitute immediately before use; use aseptic technique

•  Discard reconstituted solution after 24 hours if unused

•  Enhanced antibacterial spectrum due to sulbactam’s beta-lactamase inhibition

•  Stable dry powder form increases shelf life

• Comes with sterile water for easy reconstitution

•  Suitable for a wide range of veterinary bacterial infections

•  For veterinary use only, under veterinary prescription

•  Check for penicillin allergies before use

•  Avoid overdose and monitor for adverse reactions

•  Do not mix with other drugs unless approved by a veterinarian

•  Store dry powder below 25°C in a dry, dark place

•  Store reconstituted solution refrigerated (2-8°C), use within 24 hours

•  Protect from freezing

•  Possible allergic reactions (rash, swelling, anaphylaxis)

•  Injection site pain or irritation

•  Occasional gastrointestinal disturbances

•  Prescription veterinary drug

•  Use aseptic technique during reconstitution and injection

•  Dispose of vials and syringes as per veterinary medical waste regulations

•  HS Code: 2941.10 (Antibiotics)

•  HSN Code: 30042019 (Other Veterinary Antibiotics

Q1: How to reconstitute this dry powder?

A: Inject the entire volume of supplied sterile water into the powder vial and swirl gently until dissolved.

Q2: Can this be given intravenously?

A: Yes, but only under veterinary supervision; intramuscular is common.

Q3: What if allergic reaction occurs?

A: Stop use immediately and contact your vet for alternative treatment.

Q4: Can this injection be mixed with other drugs?

A: Avoid unless instructed by a vet.

Q5: What is the withdrawal period?

A: Follow veterinarian instructions, typically 7-14 days for meat and milk.