Enrofloxacin is a powerful fluoroquinolone-class antibiotic used in veterinary medicine for the treatment of bacterial infections caused by susceptible Gram-positive and Gram-negative organisms. At this low-dose 50 mg strength, it is specifically formulated for small ruminants, young animals, or weight-specific dosing in larger livestock.

It is especially effective against pathogens in the respiratory, gastrointestinal, urinary, and reproductive tracts, and is also used for systemic bacterial infections

Composition per Tablet:

•  Enrofloxacin I.P. — 50 mg

•  Excipients — q.s. (pharmacologically inactive substances suitable for Tablet form)

•  Pharmacological Class: Fluoroquinolone Antibiotic

•  Therapeutic Class: Antibacterial Agent (Veterinary Use)

Indicated for the treatment of infections due to Enrofloxacin-sensitive organisms, including:

• Respiratory tract infections (pneumonia, bronchitis)

•  Gastrointestinal infections (colibacillosis, enteritis)

•  Urinary tract infections

•  Skin and soft tissue infections

•  Reproductive infections (metritis, endometritis)

•  General systemic bacterial infections

•  Dosage Form: Oral Veterinary Tablet

•  Pack Size: 10 × 10 (100 Tablets per carton)

•  Packaging: Blister/strip / Alu Alu packs in printed cartons

•  Target Species: Calves, Kids, Lambs, Goats, Sheep, and small-sized animals

•  Also suitable for: Weight-adjusted dosing in larger animals

•  Route: Oral

•  Recommended Dosage:

o  5 mg/kg body weight per day (adjusted using multiple Tablets if needed)

o  Example: One 50 mg Tablet per 10 kg body weight

•  Frequency: Once daily for 3–5 days or as advised by a veterinarian

•  Ideal strength for precise dosing in smaller animals

•  Broad-spectrum antibacterial action

•  Fast absorption and high tissue penetration

•  Convenient Tablet format for field use

•  Suitable for both treatment and metaphylactic applications

•  Rare and usually mild, but may include:

o  Temporary inappetence or digestive discomfort

o  Hypersensitivity or allergic reaction (very rare)

o  Cartilage-related issues if overdosed in growing animals

•  Use only under veterinary prescription

•  Not to be used in animals with known quinolone sensitivity

•  Avoid use in growing animals unless necessary

•  Ensure accurate weight-based dosing to prevent under/overdosing

•  Do not use concurrently with other fluoroquinolones

•  Meat: Minimum 28 days

•  Milk: Minimum 7 days

•  Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C

•  Protect from moisture and direct sunlight

•  Keep in original packaging until use

•  Use clean hands or gloves when handling

•  Do not crush or break the Tablet unless directed by vet

•  Wash hands thoroughly after administration

•  Keep away from children and non-target species

•  Schedule H (Veterinary Use Only – Prescription Required)

•  Compliant with national veterinary drug control standards

•  HS Code (International): 3004.90

•  HSN Code (India): 30049099

•  Strictly for veterinary use only

•  Not intended for human consumption

•  Specially formulated for the dosage and safety requirements of livestock and small animals

•  Perform sensitivity testing where possible before use

•  Reevaluate therapy if no improvement seen in 48–72 hours

•  Combine with supportive therapy (fluids, electrolytes) in severe infections

•  Keep treated animals under observation for first 24 hours post-dosing

Q: What is the main use of the 50 mg Enrofloxacin Tablet?

A: It’s ideal for small ruminants or precise dosing in young or lightweight animals.

Q: Can I use multiple Tablets for larger animals?

A: Yes, dosage can be scaled based on body weight under vet supervision.

Q: How long should treatment last?

A: Generally 3 to 5 days depending on severity and response.

Q: Is it safe for lactating animals?

A: Yes, with adherence to the milk withdrawal period of 7 days.

Q: Should this Tablet be used preventively?

A: Only if prescribed by a veterinarian for metaphylactic use in high-risk conditions.