ZEROMEC™ Pour-On for Cattle | Effective Parasite Control
The ZEROMEC™ Pour-On for Cattle is a highly effective, ready-to-use solution for controlling internal and external parasites in cattle. With its advanced formulation containing ivermectin, ZEROMEC™ targets a wide range of parasites, including gastrointestinal roundworms, lungworms, lice, and mites, ensuring your cattle remain healthy and productive. Its pour-on application method is convenient, reducing stress on animals and saving time for farmers.
Key Features:
- Broad-Spectrum Protection: Treats and controls internal parasites like gastrointestinal worms and lungworms, as well as external parasites such as lice and mites.
- Easy Pour-On Application: No needles or oral drenching required—simply apply along the backline for effective results.
- Fast-Acting Formula: Delivers rapid relief and long-lasting protection against parasites.
- Weather-Resistant: Effective in various weather conditions when applied correctly.
- Improves Productivity: Reduces parasite burdens, leading to healthier, more productive cattle.
Applications:
ZEROMEC™ Pour-On is suitable for:
- Beef and dairy cattle.
- Routine parasite control during high-risk seasons.
- Large herds where ease of application is essential.
Dosage and Administration:
- Apply along the backline of the cattle at the recommended dose rate (refer to product label for weight-based dosage).
- Use only as directed and avoid overdosing to prevent adverse effects.
Storage Instructions:
- Store below 25°C in a cool, dry place.
- Protect from light and keep in original packaging until ready to use.
Why Choose ZEROMEC™ Pour-On?
ZEROMEC™ Pour-On is a trusted, convenient solution for comprehensive parasite control in cattle. Its easy-to-use formula minimizes stress on animals while maximizing health and productivity, making it an essential tool for any livestock operation.
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Protect your herd with ZEROMEC™ Pour-On for Cattle—effective, fast-acting, and easy to use. Contact us or shop online to stock up now.
