ADVANTAGE:Albendazole is the most widely used benzimidazole insecticides, which not only have high efficacy against various nematodes, but also have strong repellent effects on certain flukes and tapeworms. Most benzimidazole insecticides have limited absorption from the gastrointestinal tract due to their low solubility. However, albendazole belongs to the class of benzimidazole insecticides with the best absorption. After absorption, the drug can reach its peak in blood within 2-4 hours and last for 15-24 hours.
INDICATIONS:Used for livestock and poultry nematode disease, tapeworm disease, and schistosomiasis. Such as roundworms, pointed tail nematodes, round nematodes, toothless round nematodes, common round nematodes, and Anji’s net tail nematodes in horses; Adult and fourth stage larvae of cattle’s Osterhabditis, Haemorhabditis, Trichostrongylus, Trichostrongylus, Trichostrongylus, Cooper’s, Anostomus, Esophageal, and Nethertail nematodes, as well as adults of liver fluke and Monitz tapeworm; Adults and larvae of sheep’s blood spearhead nematodes, Osterhabditis, Trichostrongylus, Guccinia, slender necked nematodes, Nepenthes, Chabert nematodes, esophagostomy nematodes, Trichostrongylus and Nethertail nematodes; The red roundworm, roundworm, and esophageal nematode of pigs are effective as adults and larvae; The ciliates of dogs and cats, the paragonimus of cat lungs, and the filariates of dogs; The flagellates of birds.
DOSAGE & ADMINISTRATION:One oral dose: 5-10mg per 1kg body weight of horse, 10-15mg for cattle and sheep, 5-10mg for pigs, 25-50mg for dogs, 10-20mg for poultry
