Calfon Fuerte

Formula

Each ml contains:

Calcium gluconate: 450 mg, Calcium glucoheptonate: 45 mg, Calcium saccharate: 10 mg, Boric acid: 87.5 mg, Butafosfan: 8 mg, Excipient cbp: 1 ml.

Product Description:

The three calcium salts contained in Calfon Fuerte combine the necessary qualities to treat conditions caused by calcium deficiency. The addition of organic phosphorus to its formula stimulates metabolism and improves calcium utilization. It has excellent tissue tolerance at the site of application.

Route of administration:

Calfon Forte can be injected subcutaneously, intramuscularly, or intravenously. Subcutaneous Calfon Forte is recommended for pigs.

Dose:

• Equines and cattle of 500 kg body weight: 80 to 100 ml
• Pigs, sheep, goats, foals, calves from 50 to 100 kg of body weight: 20 to 30 ml
• Piglets, dogs, lambs and goats: 2 to 3 ml

The dose is increased or reduced depending on the weight of the animals.

Additional information:

Indications

Calfon forte is indicated for:

•Hypocalcemic paresis before, during and after delivery or throughout breastfeeding (milk fever).

•Paresis of various origins (for example, deficiency diseases in cattle, sheep and goats, particularly in animals in an advanced stage of pregnancy).

•Allergies, toxicosis, neurosis (e.g., puerperal hemoglobulinemia, hypocalcemia in pigs and dogs, petechial fever, urticaria, anaphylaxis, rash, pododermatitis, hematuria).

•Conditions caused by general metabolic disorders (e.g., repeat cows, weakness of uterine contractions in the initial phase and in the state of expulsion of the fetus).

•Calcium metabolism disorders (e.g. rickets, osteomalacia, weakness in newborns, acetonuria).

•Other indications, for example, as an aid against bronchitis accompanied by heavy secretion. Myoglobinuria in horses (lumbago).

• Liver protection against carbon tetrachloride poisoning (following treatment for flukes), lead and fluoride poisoning, drug poisoning, oxalic acid poisoning, tartar emetic, chlorinated hydrocarbon-based insecticides, and other chemicals (DDT, lindane, etc.).

Intravenously , inject Calfon forte slowly, as rapid administration may cause cardiac arrest.

Species: bovine, equine, ovine, caprine, porcine, canine and feline.

Before using the product, warm it to body temperature.

Metabolic disorders due to mineral deficiency in animals are generally caused by a diet deficient in minerals, or perhaps, despite the presence of minerals, by their chemical forms being difficult to assimilate or by unfavorable relationships with each other. Therefore, in addition to emergency therapy, it is also necessary to address the causes of the disease, that is, to improve the diet and supplement the existing diet with mineral supplements rich in phosphorus and vitamins A, D, and E.

To this end, Bayer recommends the use of Catosal with vitamin B12, Vigantol ADE fort, and Calform in cows as preventatives, as well as the administration of Superbayphos and Magnaphoscal as a source of minerals.