Dechra

Cyclo Spray for Cattle, Sheep and Pigs

Price range: £13.99 through £26.49

Used for the prevention of infections of superficial traumatic or surgical wounds caused by micro-organisms sensitive to chlortetracycline in cattle, sheep and pigs.

The product can be used as part of a treatment for superficial claw/hoof infections, in particular interdigital dermatitis (foot rot) in sheep and digital dermatitis in cattle.

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Please send to: Dr Nicola Endersby MRCVS, Cura, 4 Saxon Court, Bishop Auckland DL14 7UA

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Used for the prevention of infections of superficial traumatic or surgical wounds caused by micro-organisms sensitive to chlortetracycline in cattle, sheep and pigs.

The product can be used as part of a treatment for superficial claw/hoof infections, in particular interdigital dermatitis (foot rot) in sheep and digital dermatitis in cattle.

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Used for the prevention of infections of superficial traumatic or surgical wounds caused by micro-organisms sensitive to chlortetracycline in cattle, sheep and pigs.

The product can be used as part of a treatment for superficial claw/hoof infections, in particular interdigital dermatitis (foot rot) in sheep and digital dermatitis in cattle.