Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection

Active Ingredients: Butaphosphan, Vitamin B12

Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection is used as an immune stimulant and to treat phosphorus deficiencies in many types of animals, including horses, rabbits, poultry, and livestock such as cows, sheep, and goats. These deficiencies might be caused by many reasons, such as anorexia, lactation, stress, or overexertion.

This drug is prescribed for the treatment of many conditions, such as, tetanus, paresis, and metabolic disorders. It is sometimes used to improve muscle performance in animals like racing horses, and it is also used to increase milk production in dairy cows.

Butaphosphan is an organic compound that is a type of phosphonous acid. Vitamin B12 is also known as cyanocobalamin or cobalamin. These compounds are thought to have a synergistic effect and are essential components necessary for many physiological systems within the body.

Butaphosphan in combination with Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12) acts as a metabolic stimulant, roborant, and tonic. Butaphosphan acts as an anabolic agent and is included in the stimulation process of the transformation of food into living tissue. Vitamin B12 is included in the metabolic processes in the body including proteins, carbohydrates, and fats. It also promotes the formation and maturation of red blood cells in the body. These compounds improve the availability of energy and assist in balancing mineral disorders.

Butaphosphan is quickly absorbed at the injection site and it is distributed quickly after intramuscular or subcutaneous administration. It is distributed rapidly to tissues with high metabolic activity like the liver, kidneys, and muscles. It is metabolized by the liver and it participates in various metabolic processes like synthesis and degradation of amino acids. It is excreted through kidneys in urine and the elimination half-life is relatively short.

Vitamin B12 is also rapidly absorbed at the injection site through the bloodstream. It binds to plasma proteins and is transported to tissues. The liver serves as a storage site for this vitamin. This vitamin is also distributed to other tissues like the bone marrow. It acts as a coenzyme in various metabolic pathways and is involved in DNA synthesis and red blood cell production. This vitamin is excreted through bile, and is reabsorbed in the enterohepatic circulation. The excess of this vitamin is excreted in the urine, and it has a longer half-life compared to Butaphosphan due to its storage in the liver and its role in long-term metabolic functions.

It is important to note that Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection is for veterinary purposes only. This medicine should be prescribed by a veterinary doctor or animal care specialist.

Basil Hygiecare is a producer and exporter of Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection. We offer a wide range of high-quality and cost-effective veterinary medicines that are available for distribution. This medicine is produced in our GMP-certified facilities in China, India, and the USA.

Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection is manufactured and globally distributed by Basil Hygiecare, a leading manufacturer of veterinary injections in the pharmaceutical industry. We have been committed to distributing high-quality, GMP-certified veterinary medications for the global market over the past 20 years. As a top Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 manufacturer, we ensure that all of our 100+ veterinary injections surpass our distributors’ requirements by conducting routine internal and third-party facility audits.

Treatment with this drug should be administered with caution if the animal has chronic renal failure.

Companion Animals Deficiencies

Dogs and cats can be treated with this injection in cases of anemia. It supports red blood cell formation, and it also improves oxygen delivery. It also improves energy metabolism and vitality of the animals. It can also aid in faster recovery from various diseases.

Horse Deficiencies

In horses, this injection can improve general health in cases of tying-up syndrome. Besides injection, their current health status can be improved with a balanced diet. This injection can improve muscle metabolism and reduce muscle stiffness. It also supports the energy metabolism and overall vitality. It also leads to an improved performance.

Livestock Animals (Cow, Goat, Sheep) Deficiencies

This injection can improve feed efficiency and weight gain and can lead to improved meat production. It also manages metabolic disorders like ketosis and improves overall productivity. It improves the recovery rates in cases of various diseases and can improve red blood cell production.

Poultry Deficiencies

In poultry, this product can improve the growth and feed conversion efficiency, which are crucial in commercial poultry production. It can help in the recovery process from stressors like illnesses, molting, and transportation.

Rabbit Deficiencies

In rabbits, this injection helps support metabolic functions and leads to a faster recovery from various diseases.

Veterinarians should determine whether the drug is appropriate for the animal’s current health condition.

What is Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 used for?

It’s also used to support muscular growth and development.

What animals can be treated with Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection?

This medicine is recommended for rabbits, horses, poultry, companion animals, and livestock like cattle, goats, and sheep.

How is a Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection used?

This medication has been manufactured as a liquid and is packaged in a vial. It is intended to be administered by subcutaneous, intramuscular, or intravenous injection. Before treatment, ensure the liquid is at the same temperature as the body temperature of the affected animal.

Is Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection alone enough for treating certain metabolic disorders?

It depends on the cause of the medical issue. In some mild cases, it is enough, but for more complicated metabolic disorders like tetanus and paresis, treatment with calcium and magnesium are also recommended.

Can Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection help in increasing muscular performance?

Yes, this injection can also be used for improving muscular performance, fattening, breeding, and other purposes.

Why is Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection used in cattle?

It can be used for various purposes, but it is mainly used for managing puerperal paresis, and tetany, and treating anemia. It can improve the nutritive status of the animal and lead to improved muscular performance. Studies suggest that an injection of Butaphosphan and Vitamin B12 on the day of calving and one day later can decrease the prevalence of subclinical ketosis during the week after calving in mature dairy cows. This injection also has positive effects on lambs. Studies show that intravenous administration of 6 ml per ewe of this combination for three consecutive days before parturition has prophylactic effects on metabolic disorders of ewes and enhances the lamb’s weight gain after birth.

Why is Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection used in other animals?

This injection can help in managing malnutrition and anemia. It can also help in the growth process of the animals and can improve the muscle function. In horses, it can improve the clinical signs in cases of a tying-up syndrome which is painful and manifests with lack of mobility.

How should Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection be stored?

This medication should be stored in a dark, dry location below 30°C. The vial should be tightly sealed when not in use. It should be kept out of reach of children.

What are the withdrawal times for Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection?

There is no withdrawal period for meat, milk, and eggs.

How much Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 should be given to cows or horses?

The usual dose is 10-25ml/kg (depending on the medical condition), given IV, IM, or SC. 10ml or more should be split and given at successive intramuscular and subcutaneous sites. To restore vitamin B12 levels or prevent B12 deficiency, administer half of the above doses and repeat at 1–2-week intervals, if necessary.

How much Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 should be given to sheep or goats?

The usual dose is 2.5-5ml/kg (depending on the medical condition), given IV, IM, or SC. 10mL or more should be split and given at successive intramuscular and subcutaneous sites.

How much Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 should be given to companion animals?

The usual dose is 0.5-5ml/kg (depending on the medical condition), given IV, IM, or SC. The dose depends on the current health status of the animal, its age, and weight. It should be determined by a veterinarian prior to administration.

How much Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 should be given to poultry?

The usual dose is 1ml/1-2l of drinking water for 3-5 days.

In healthy animals, it should be given half of the usual recommended dosage.

Refer to a veterinary doctor or pharmacist for guidelines on dosage.

When administered at the recommended dosage guidelines, Butaphosphan + Vitamin B12 Injection does not cause many side effects. Some common side effects may include but are not limited to pain at the injection site and minor gastrointestinal effects.

Serious side effects may include allergic reaction (skin rash, fever, facial swelling, or difficulty breathing).

For a comprehensive list of all possible side effects of this medication, consult a veterinarian.