I. Understanding This "Bovine Antibiotic"
Tylosin is a macrolide antibiotic specifically for livestock and poultry, like a "customized medication" for cattle. Its powder form (content ≥98%) and standard formulations are used in cattle:
Indications: Respiratory/digestive tract infections such as pneumonia and dysentery
Standard dose: 8-10 mg per kilogram of body weight, once daily (refer to the "Guidelines for the Use of Veterinary Drugs," 2023 edition)
Treatment duration: No more than five consecutive days
II. Three golden rules for use
Precise dosing: The dosage for a 15kg calf differs 30 times from that for a 500kg adult cattle. Use a dedicated measuring spoon is recommended.
Scientific compatibility: Avoid concurrent use with penicillins, as efficacy can be reduced by approximately 40%.
Withdrawal period: The drug must be discontinued 14 days prior to slaughter. Fresh milk must not be released to the market within 48 hours.
III. Special Attention Required
Cattle should exercise caution when the following conditions occur:
Late-stage pregnant cows: Fetal development may be affected.
Cattle with abnormal liver function: Metabolic rate may slow by 50%.
Vaccination intervals: A minimum of 72 hours are recommended.
When feeding mixed feed: Ensure uniformity error is less than 5%.
For farms requiring standardized medication use, we stock 1kg of off-white powder that meets GB standards. Packaged in food-grade aluminum foil, each box contains 15 bags, making it convenient for small and medium-sized farms to use on a rotating basis. CAS number 74610-55-2 ensures traceability of the raw materials.
