This combination of Butaphosphan, an organic phosphorus compound, and Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12) supports metabolic activity, stress recovery, and energy balance in animals. It’s widely used to improve performance, correct metabolic disorders, and aid during periods of stress, weakness, or illness.

•  Butaphosphan – 100 mg

•  Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12) – 50 mcg

•  Sterile aqueous base – q.s. to 1 mL

Metabolic Stimulant / Tonic / Vitamin Supplement

•  Form: Sterile injectable solution

•  Appearance: Clear, reddish-pink liquid

•  Container: Amber glass vials (30 ml & 100 ml)

•  Closure: Rubber stopper with aluminium seal

•  Sterility: Compliant with veterinary pharmacopeial standards

•  Treatment and prevention of metabolic disorders

•  Supportive therapy during illness, weakness, or fatigue

•  Enhancing appetite, growth, and recovery in stressed animals

•  Useful in pregnant, lactating, or convalescent animals

•  Boosting fertility, productivity, and vitality

•  Dosage:

o   Cattle, horses: 10–25 mL

o   Calves, foals, pigs: 5–10 mL

o   Dogs, cats: 0.5–5 mL (as advised by veterinarian)

•  Route: Subcutaneous (SC), Intramuscular (IM), or slow Intravenous (IV) injection

•  Pack Sizes: 30 ml and 100 ml vials

•  Sterile injectable vitamin and mineral tonic

•  Multi-dose vial

•  Rapid improvement in energy and vitality

•  Ideal for use during transport, weaning, calving, and recovery

•  Enhances feed efficiency and weight gain

•  Safe for long-term supportive care

•  Rare and minimal at recommended doses

•  Occasional local injection site reactions

•  Hypersensitivity (very rare)

•  Meat: 0 days

•  Milk: 0 hours (Safe for food-producing animals)

•  Store below 25°C

•  Protect from light

•  Do not freeze

•  Use aseptic handling for every withdrawal

•  Veterinary use only

•  Shake well before use

•  Keep away from children

•  Use only under professional supervision

•  HS Code: 30045090

•  HSN Code: 3004

•  For veterinary use only

•  Not for human administration

•  Seek immediate care if accidental exposure occurs

•  Q1: What does this injection treat?

It supports recovery from weakness, stress, and metabolic imbalance.

•  Q2: Can it be used in pregnant animals?

Yes, it’s safe and even recommended for pregnant and lactating animals.

•  Q3: How often can it be given?

As prescribed by a veterinarian — often used in repeat doses over a few days.

•  Q4: Are there any side effects?

Very minimal, mostly rare site reactions.

•  Q5: Is there a withdrawal period?

None — it’s safe for use in food-producing animals.