PRODUCT INFORMATION
Cal Mag-K
®
Sterile Injection
For treatment of Milk Fever and Grass Tetany. DIN 00468959
INDICATIONS
DESCRIPTION
As an aid in the treatment of milk fever and other
Calcium, magnesium, phosphorous and potassium
calcium, glucose, magnesium, phosphorus and
therapy for cattle, horses, sheep and swine.
potassium deficiencies of cattle, sheep, swine and horses, e.g.: grass staggers, and transport tetany.
PACKAGING ITEM NO.
UNIT PACKAGE
CASE SIZE
1CAL023
500 mL
12
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TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Cal-Mag® Sterile Injection DIN 00468959
Veterinary Use Only ACTIVE INGREDIENTS: Calcium borogluconate..................................... 23% w/v (equivalent to 19.1 mg/mL of calcium) Dextrose monohydrate . ................................... 25% w/v Magnesium chloride hexahydrate.................... 4.5% w/v Sodium hypophosphite ................................. 3.43% w/v (equivalent to 12.1 mg/mL of phosphorus) Potassium chloride......................................... 0.2% w/v Each litre of solution will provide approximately: Sodium 390 mEq, calcium 960 mEq, potassium 27 mEq, magnesium 443 mEq, chloride 470 mEq, hypophosphite 390 mEq, borogluconate 954 mEq.
CAUTION: Do not retain partially used bottle. Contains no preservative. If no improvement is noticed in the condition being treated after 24-36 hours, or less depending on the severity of the condition, the diagnosis should be reevaluated and a veterinarian consulted. WARNING: Keep out of reach of children. STORAGE: Store in a cool, dark place. KEEP FROM FREEZING. 1CAL023/8CAL011
INDICATIONS: As an aid in the treatment of milk fever and other calcium, glucose, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium deficiencies of cattle, sheep, swine and horses, e.g.: grass staggers, and transport tetany. DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION: Warm to body temperature prior to administration. For intravenous or intraperitoneal administration in cattle, sheep, and swine, and INTRAVENOUSLY ONLY IN HORSES. INJECT SLOWLY AND CAREFULLY. Adult cattle and horses: 250 - 500 mL. Adult sheep and swine: 50 - 125 mL. Repeat in several hours if required, or as recommended by treating veterinarian.
8CAL011_Cal Mag K_Tech_03/11
Bimeda - MTC Animal Health, Inc. • Beaverdale Road, Cambridge, Ontario N3C2W4 Tel.: (519) 654-8000 / Fax.: (519) 654-8001 / sales@bimedamtc.com / www.bimedamtc.com