Durvet Ivermectin Injection 1% for Cattles and Swines

Durvet Ivermectin Injection 1% for Cattle & Swine

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Durvet Ivermectin Injection 1% is a powerful antiparasitic solution formulated specifically for cattle and swine, delivering broad-spectrum control against internal and external parasites. As a sterile, injectable solution of ivermectin—an endectocide with activity against a wide range of roundworms, lungworms, lice, and mites—this product is ideal for producers and veterinarians seeking fast-acting and long-lasting protection for their livestock.

Designed for subcutaneous use, Durvet Ivermectin 1% helps maintain animal health, productivity, and growth rates by eliminating parasitic infestations that can hinder weight gain, feed efficiency, and general wellbeing.

What Are the Benefits of Durvet Ivermectin Injection for Livestock?

Durvet Ivermectin offers several veterinary and farm-level advantages over other parasite control methods:

• Broad-Spectrum Efficacy: Eliminates gastrointestinal roundworms, lungworms, lice, mange mites, and grubs.
• Long-Lasting Protection: One dose offers prolonged activity, reducing the need for frequent re-treatment.
• Convenient Application: Injectable formula ensures full absorption without feed interaction issues.
• Cost-Effective Livestock Management: Helps reduce parasite-related weight loss and poor feed conversion.
• Trusted by Vets & Producers: Manufactured by Durvet—known for quality livestock pharmaceuticals.

What Parasites Does Durvet Ivermectin 1% Treat?

How to Use Durvet Ivermectin Injection 1%? (Dosage and Administration)

Always consult your veterinarian for exact dosage instructions depending on your pet's condition.

• Cattle: 1 mL per 110 lbs body weight (Subcutaneous)
• Swine: 1 mL per 75 lbs body weight (Subcutaneous)
• Injection Site:
• Cattle: Under the loose skin in front of or behind the shoulder.
• Swine: In the neck behind the ear.

Meat Withdrawal Time:

• Cattle: 35 days
• Swine: 18 days
  Not for use in female dairy cattle of breeding age.

What Ingredients Are in Durvet Ivermectin 1%?

• Active Ingredient: Ivermectin 10 mg/mL (1%)
• Inactive Ingredients: Glycerol formal, propylene glycol (solubilizers), water for injection.

What is Ivermectin?

Ivermectin is a macrocyclic lactone, part of the avermectin class of antiparasitics, used to paralyze and kill parasites by interfering with neural transmission in invertebrates.

How Does Ivermectin Help My Livestock Stay Healthy?

Ivermectin protects your livestock by killing parasites that cause weight loss, anemia, poor appetite, and disease. Healthy animals gain weight faster, reproduce more effectively, and require fewer veterinary interventions, helping you maintain a productive herd.

When Should I Use Durvet Ivermectin?

Use Durvet Ivermectin at the start of parasite season, after calving or farrowing, and before transporting or mixing animals. For herds in high-risk parasite regions, a rotational or seasonal deworming schedule is recommended. Always follow veterinary guidance for best results.

Are There Side Effects of Ivermectin in Livestock?

Rare but possible reactions:

• Swelling at injection site
• Transient discomfort or tenderness
• Mild allergic responses (especially if heavy parasite load)

Warnings:

• Do not use in other animal species not listed on the label.
• Use only in accordance with label directions.
• Avoid injecting into wet or dirty areas of the skin.
• Keep out of reach of children and store below 77°F (25°C).

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Ivermectin Injection 1% FAQs

What is Durvet Ivermectin Injection 1% used for?

It is used to treat and control internal and external parasites like roundworms, lungworms, lice, and mites in cattle and swine.

Can Durvet Ivermectin 1% be used in goats or sheep?

No, this product is not labeled for use in goats or sheep. Consult your veterinarian for species-appropriate alternatives.

How often should I administer Durvet Ivermectin to livestock?

Frequency depends on parasite risk, environment, and species. Typically administered seasonally or as recommended by your vet.

Is there a withdrawal period for meat after using Ivermectin?

Yes. Withdrawal period is 35 days for cattle and 18 days for swine. Do not use in dairy cattle of breeding age.

What’s the difference between injectable and oral ivermectin?

Injectable ivermectin ensures more reliable absorption and is especially effective for external parasites like mites and lice, compared to oral forms.

Is This Product Safe for Pregnant or Breeding Animals?

Durvet Ivermectin Injection is not approved for use in female dairy cattle of breeding age. For beef cattle and swine, consult your veterinarian to assess safety during pregnancy. Always check label restrictions before administering.

How Long Does It Take Ivermectin to Work?

Ivermectin starts killing parasites within 24 hours of injection. Full parasite clearance may take 3–5 days, depending on infestation level. Protection continues for up to 2 weeks or more for many internal and external parasites.

Can I Buy Ivermectin Without a Prescription?

Durvet Ivermectin Injection 1% is available over the counter for cattle and swine. You do not need a prescription, but always follow label directions and consult your vet for herd health planning.

Authoritative Medical Resources

• https://www.fda.gov/consumers/consumer-updates/ivermectin-and-covid-19
• https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3043740/