Vetsense Ivermec Pour-On for Cattle 250mL – Ivermectin Wormer for Cattle & Parasite Control

Vetsense Ivermec Pour-On for Cattle 250mL – Broad-Spectrum Wormer

Keep cattle parasite management straightforward with Vetsense Ivermec Pour-On, a topical treatment containing ivermectin from the macrocyclic lactone family. Developed for beef and dairy cattle, this ivermectin cattle pour-on provides treatment and control of specified internal and external parasites.

For livestock owners looking for ivermectin for cattle, the ready-to-use formulation offers convenient administration along the animal's backline without the need for oral drenching or injections.

Ivermectin Cattle Wormer for Lice, Ticks & Buffalo Flies

This cattle pour-on wormer targets susceptible gastrointestinal roundworms and lungworms, together with sucking and biting lice, chorioptic and sarcoptic mange mites, cattle ticks and buffalo flies.

Its broad parasite coverage provides a practical option for cattle worming programs where these parasites are present. Correct dosing and parasite susceptibility are essential for effective treatment.

Practical 250mL Ivermectin Pour-On for Smaller Cattle Herds

The 250mL pack is a convenient choice for owners treating smaller cattle groups. Depending on liveweight, one bottle can treat 25 cattle weighing 50–100kg each or 5 cattle weighing 451–500kg each, following the manufacturer's dosing table.

Its rainfast formulation offers added flexibility for farm use, while the nil milk withholding period supports dairy herd management. Apply to dry cattle and observe the required weather and withholding precautions.

Product Details

Specifications

Key Features

• Broad Parasite Coverage: Provides treatment and control of multiple susceptible cattle parasites.
• Convenient Pour-On Application: Administer directly along the backline without oral dosing or injection.
• Suitable for Beef & Dairy Herds: Designed for cattle parasite-management requirements across both farming systems.
• Practical 250mL Quantity: Ideal for smaller groups when the bottle capacity matches the calculated treatment needs.
• Rainfast Formulation: Provides application flexibility when the manufacturer's weather precautions are followed.
• Nil Milk Withholding: Supports dairy management without a milk withholding period when used according to the registered label.

How to Use

1. Confirm Treatment Suitability: Identify the target parasites and check that Vetsense Ivermec Pour-On for Cattle is appropriate for your animals.
2. Determine Cattle Liveweight: Weigh a representative sample of cattle using scales or a weighband. Group animals by weight where necessary.
3. Measure the Correct Dose: Use the label's weight-band dosing table based on 1mL per 10kg liveweight. Follow the specified dose for the heaviest animal in each group and avoid underdosing.
4. Apply the Ivermectin Pour-On: Using a suitable pour-on applicator, apply the measured cattle wormer in a narrow strip along the backline from the withers to the tailhead. Do not administer orally or by injection.
5. Observe Application Conditions: Treat cattle with clean, dry hair and skin. Avoid application when rain is expected within two hours or where mud, manure or skin lesions may affect product contact.
6. Follow Withholding and Retreatment Directions: Observe the 42-day meat withholding period and confirm the current export slaughter interval where applicable. Do not retreat animals within 42 days.
7. Store the Remaining Product: Close the container securely and store below 30°C, away from light, heat and ignition sources. Prevent contamination of waterways and follow the label's handling and disposal directions.

FAQs

How many cattle can I treat with Vetsense Ivermec Pour-On 250mL?

The number depends on cattle liveweight. According to the manufacturer's dosing table, one 250mL bottle treats 25 cattle weighing 50–100kg each, 10 cattle weighing 201–250kg each, or 5 cattle weighing 451–500kg each. Calculate your herd's required quantity before purchasing.

Can I use Vetsense Ivermec Pour-On on calves?

Yes, calves are included in the manufacturer's cattle dosing directions. The correct amount depends on liveweight. For calves weighing below 50kg, confirm the appropriate dosing instructions with your veterinarian before treatment.

Does Vetsense Ivermec Pour-On control cattle ticks and lice as well as worms?

Yes. It is labelled for susceptible gastrointestinal roundworms, lungworms, specified lice, cattle ticks and other listed parasites. Treatment success depends on correct application and parasite susceptibility.

Can I use this ivermectin cattle wormer on lactating dairy cows?

Yes. The product is suitable for labelled use in dairy cattle and has a nil milk withholding period. Follow the registered directions and any applicable herd treatment requirements.

How long is the meat withholding period for Vetsense Ivermec?

The meat withholding period is 42 days. The stated export slaughter interval is also 42 days, but the current ESI must be confirmed before treating cattle intended for export slaughter.

Can I apply Vetsense Ivermec Pour-On if rain is expected?

The product is rainfast, but rain within two hours after application may reduce effectiveness. Apply to dry cattle and choose conditions that allow at least two hours without rain.

How soon can I repeat the ivermectin pour-on treatment?

The registered directions prohibit retreatment within 42 days. For ongoing cattle parasite control, follow the label and seek veterinary advice on treatment timing and parasite resistance.