CLIVET 150MG TABLET

Key Features:

Broad-Spectrum Antibiotic: Effective against a wide range of bacterial infections.
High Tissue Concentration: Ensures deep penetration into infected areas for optimum efficacy.
Versatile Use: Suitable for treating bone disorders, skin infections, dental issues, and babesiosis.
Surya Vets ensures the supply of such versatile and effective products for comprehensive pet care.

Uses and Benefits:
CLIVET is indicated for the treatment of osteomyelitis, a type of bone disorder, as well as skin infections like pyoderma. It is also effective in treating dental infections and babesiosis, a parasitic infection. This makes it an essential medication in the veterinary arsenal, aligning with Surya Vets’s mission to support holistic pet health.

How to Use:
The dosage of CLIVET varies depending on the condition:

Osteomyelitis: 11 mg/kg body weight daily/twice a day for 28 days.
Babesiosis: 25 mg/kg body weight BID.
Pyoderma/Ear Infection: 5.5-11mg/kg body weight BID.
It's vital to consult a veterinarian for precise dosing and administration instructions, a practice encouraged by Surya Vets.

Mechanism of Action:
CLIVET, through Clindamycin, works by inhibiting bacterial protein synthesis, effectively controlling the spread and severity of infections. This aligns with Surya Vets’s commitment to informed and effective pet care.

Safety Advice:
The safety of CLIVET in puppies, kittens, or pregnant/lactating animals is not explicitly mentioned by the manufacturer. Side effects can include vomiting, diarrhea, and colitis. Store in a cool, dry, and dark place, and always follow veterinary advice​​​​​​​​​​​​​​.

About the Brand:
CORISE is recognized for its high-quality veterinary products, resonating with Surya Vets' standards and commitment to animal health and safety.

Surya Vets’s Prescription Policy:
CLIVET is available at Surya Vets post verification of a valid prescription, highlighting our commitment to responsible pet care.

Disclaimer:
Surya Vets aims to provide expert-reviewed, accurate information, but it should not substitute professional medical advice. We encourage consulting a veterinarian for health-related concerns, reinforcing our role in supporting, not replacing, the doctor-patient relationship.