This triple-combination veterinary bolus offers broad-spectrum antimicrobial and antidiarrheal activity, tailored to control gastrointestinal infections and diarrheal episodes in livestock. It provides synergistic action:

•  Metronidazole: Antibacterial & antiprotozoal (anaerobes, Giardia, etc.)

•  Furazolidone: Broad-spectrum antimicrobial with antidiarrheal effect

•  Loperamide: Gut motility regulator to reduce intestinal hyperactivity

Each bolus contains:

•  Metronidazole I.P. – 1000 mg

•  Furazolidone I.P. – 200 mg

•  Loperamide Hydrochloride I.P. – 4 mg

•  Excipients: q.s. to form a single bolus

•  Appearance: Solid, smooth bolus (white to yellowish)

•  Therapeutic Class: Antibacterial Antidiarrheal Antiprotozoal

•  Indications: Gastrointestinal infections, diarrhoea, dysentery in livestock

•  Form: Veterinary Bolus

•  Route: Oral (using bolus gun)

•  Shelf Life: 24 months

•  Assay: Each active to comply with I.P. standards (95–105%)

•  Packaging: 10 strips × 4 boluses per carton

Used for the treatment of:

•  Acute or chronic diarrhoea

•  Dysentery (bloody or mucous)

•  Gastrointestinal bacterial infections

•  Protozoal infections (e.g., Giardia, Entamoeba)

•  Post-antibiotic loose motion

•  Enteritis due to feed or water contamination

Applicable in:

•  Cattle

•  Buffaloes

•  Goats

•  Sheep

•  Route: Oral, via bolus gun

•  Dosage: 1 bolus per 50–60 kg body weight Administer once or twice daily for 2–3 days or as directed by the veterinarian

•  Always provide clean drinking water during treatment

•  Form: Veterinary Bolus

•  Strength per Bolus:

          o  Metronidazole – 1000 mg

         o  Furazolidone – 200 mg

         o  Loperamide – 4 mg

•  Pack Size: 10 strips × 4 boluses (40 boluses per outer box)

•  Packaging: Strips or blisters in labelled outer carton

Rapid relief from bacterial/protozoal diarrhoea Reduces intestinal motility & fluid loss Enhances feed absorption post-treatment High efficacy against mixed infections Convenient single bolus format Reduces mortality in young or weak animals

•  Rare in recommended doses

•  Possible: Mild constipation, sedation, reduced appetite

•  Overdose may lead to: ataxia, hepatic stress, CNS effects

•  Discontinue if abnormal behaviour, vomiting, or neurological signs appear

• Meat: 28 days

• Milk: 7 days Strict adherence required to avoid residue issues

•  Store below 30°C

•  Keep in a cool, dry place, away from sunlight and moisture

•  Do not refrigerate

•  Keep out of reach of children and unauthorized handlers

•  Administer using clean, dry hands or gloved hands

•  Use a bolus gun for accurate placement

•  Ensure full swallowing to avoid regurgitation

•  Clean bolus gun after use

•  HS Code: 3004.90

•  HSN Code: 30049091 (Medicaments for veterinary use — combinations with antimicrobials)

•  Do not use in animals with liver disease or chronic constipation

•  Not to be used in calves under 1 month unless prescribed

•  Ensure animal is well hydrated during treatment

•  Always monitor fecal output during recovery

•  Strictly for veterinary use only

•  Not intended for human use — serious toxicity risk

•  In case of accidental human ingestion, seek emergency care

Q: What does this bolus treat?

A: Diarrhoea, dysentery, protozoal infections, and GI bacterial infections in livestock.

Q: Is this a painkiller?

A: No. It is an antibacterial, antiprotozoal, and antidiarrheal combo — not a pain reliever.

Q: Can I use this in young calves?

A: Only under veterinary guidance. The dose may need adjustment.

Q: Will it stop diarrhoea immediately?

A: Loperamide acts fast to reduce motility, but full recovery may take 1–3 days depending on severity.

Q: Can this be used with electrolyte powder?

A: Yes — it’s recommended to support hydration during diarrheal illness.

Q: How many boluses should I give?

A: 1 bolus per 50–60 kg body weight, usually once or twice a day.

Q: Can it be given with milk or feed?

A: Best given on an empty stomach with clean drinking water for faster action.