Ausmectin Cattle Pour-On

Description

Ausmectin Cattle Pour-On

Ausmectin Cattle Pour-On is a ready-to-use Ivermectin drench for cattle, providing broad-spectrum control of internal and external parasites including roundworms, lice, mites and cattle ticks. This pour-on formulation is effective and easy to apply along the topline, delivering consistent performance across varied conditions.

Key Benefits

• Controls gastrointestinal nematodes, lungworms, mites, ticks, lice and buffalo fly
• Fast-acting Ivermectin 5mg/mL formulation
• Easy-to-use pour-on application
• Persistent protection for up to 28 days depending on the parasite
• Suitable for beef and dairy cattle (check label for restrictions)

Active Ingredient

Ivermectin 5mg/mL

Persistent Activity

• Trichostrongylus axei and Cooperia spp.: up to 14 days
• Buffalo fly: up to 21 days
• Ostertagia spp. and Oesophagostomum radiatum: up to 21 days
• Dictyocaulus viviparus (lungworm): up to 28 days

Dose Rate

Apply 1mL per 10kg bodyweight along the topline from withers to tailhead. Use a dosing guide or weigh animals to avoid under or overdosing.

Heavier cattle (over 650kg) should receive 10mL extra per 100kg live-weight.

Application Tips

• Apply to dry skin where possible, but treatment remains effective if cattle are wet
• Do not treat within 7 days of calving in pregnant cows
• Do not retreat within 42 days
• Use as part of a strategic parasite management program

Important: Do not use in other species. Always read the label before use.

Technical Information

These documents provide verified product information for safety, handling and regulatory compliance.

• Safety Data Sheet (SDS):Ausmectin_Cattle_Pour-On_SDS (1)
• Product Label: AUSMECTIN_CATTLE_POUR-ON_LABEL_APVMA (1)
• Product TechSheet: AUSMECTIN-CATTLE-POUR-ON_TECHSHEET (1)
• APVMA Product Registration Number: 59990

Ausmectin is produced by International Animal Health, a trusted name in livestock solutions. Their pour-on technology is backed by years of experience in veterinary pharmaceutical development, helping producers manage parasite load efficiently and effectively.

To learn more about livestock drenches read our article Choosing the Right Livestock Drench