Wocef 4g (Ceftriaxone Sodium I.P.) bacterial infections in livestock, such as cattle, buffalo, sheep, and goats.
Product details
Product Packaging & Composition
- Format: Composite pack containing separate components for strict freshness and stability.
- Vial A (Powder): Contains Ceftriaxone Sodium I.P. equivalent to 4 grams of active Ceftriaxone.
- Ampoule B (Liquid Solvent): Contains 20 mL of sterile Water for Injection I.P. used to completely reconstitute the antibiotic powder into an injectable liquid right before clinical use.
Primary Indications
- Complicated Mastitis: Eradicates sensitive Gram-positive, Gram-negative, and anaerobic organisms invading mammary tissues in dairy cattle.
- Respiratory Disruption: Targets acute bronchopneumonia and hemorrhagic septicemia.
- Urogenital Infections: Treats critical internal reproductive issues including metritis, pyometra, and nephritis.
Critical Ingredient & Administration Disclaimers
- Veterinary Use Only: This product is exclusively manufactured and labeled for animal treatment. It must never be administered to humans.
- Supervised Practice Required: This medication must be prescribed and administered solely by a registered veterinary practitioner or under direct professional guidance. Do not attempt self-administration on livestock.
- Cephalosporin & Penicillin Cross-Sensitivity: The active ingredient is a third-generation cephalosporin. Animals with a known history of severe allergies or hypersensitivity to cephalosporins or penicillin-class drugs must not be given this medication, as cross-reactive, life-threatening allergic reactions can occur.
- Reconstitution Timeline: Once the sterile powder is mixed with the 20 mL sterile water solvent, the chemical stability degrades rapidly. The prepared liquid solution must be used immediately; any leftover mixture cannot be stored for future use and must be safely discarded.
- Mandatory Food-Safety Withholding Periods: When treating food-producing animals (dairy or meat livestock), strict withdrawal periods must be respected before milk or meat can be harvested for human consumption to prevent antibiotic residues in the food supply. Consult local veterinary guidelines for precise withholding schedules.