CALMAGINE | Dipyrone | Spasmolytic | for horses, dogs & cats

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CALMAGINE is a veterinary antispasmodic designed for horses, dogs, and cats and used in painful conditions as horse colic. Wondering about its recommended doses? You'll find all the details and more outlined below..

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CALMAGINE INJECTION contain:
Dipyrone …………………………….. 50 g.
Benzyl alcohol…………………… 1 ml.
Excipient………………………….to 100 ml.

CALMAGINE Characteristics

– The analgesic effect of CALMAGINE is due to its action on the nerve centres responsible for the perception of pain.
– As an antipyretic and anti-inflammatory agent, the drug accelerates the return to normality in the case of febrile conditions and inflammation associated with pain.
– As a spasmolytic, it exerts an effect on smooth and striped muscle fibres relieving the spastic contraction whether the origin be pain, inflammation or trauma. A simultaneous vasodilation occurs producing an improved irrigation of the affected tissues.
– CALMAGINE could be used in pain associated conditions (colic, uterine contractions, rheumatisms, paroxysmal myoglobinuria, arthritis, tendinitis, myositis, trauma); in spasm conditions (oesophageal obstruction, bloat, spasm of the uterine cervix, post-partum contractions).

CALMAGINE Indications

Use it as Antispasmodic.

CALMAGINE Dosage and administration

Deep intramuscular and intravenous administration.
IV. route is preferable where rapid intervention is necessary.

HORSES :
5-10 ml per 100 kg b.w equivalent to 25 to 50 mg of Dipyrone per kg b.w.

DOGS – CATS:
1 ml per 2.5 to 5 kg b.w. equivalent to 100 to 200 mg of Dipyrone per kg b.w.
The therapeutic effect begins 5-10 minutes after injection and persists for approximately 1 hour.

The injection may be repeated if the pain or agitation of the patient recur once the effect of the drug has worn off.

Recommendations

– If the I.M. route is adopted, the dose should be injected at several different points. Subcutaneous irritation may be produced by the injection of CALMAGINE, although necrosis and suppuration do not occur.
– The intramuscular injection should thus be carried out under strict aseptic conditions.
– Not to be used in food producing animals.