Anthelmintic - ICURE-TZ
For Mixed Worm Infection
ICURE-TZ is a veterinary oral suspension containing triclabendazole and ivermectin for the treatment and control of liver flukes, roundworms, lungworms, nasal bots and itch mites in sheep.
Triclabendazole 5.0% w/v, Ivermectin I.P. 0.1% w/v
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is ICURE-TZ a useful triclabendazole–ivermectin formulation for sheep?
ICURE-TZ combines triclabendazole, highly effective against liver flukes, with ivermectin, targeting nematodes and some ectoparasites, for comprehensive parasite control in sheep.
How does triclabendazole help control immature and mature liver flukes?
Triclabendazole disrupts fluke metabolism and structure, effectively killing both immature and mature stages of Fasciola.
What additional parasite coverage does ivermectin provide?
Ivermectin adds activity against sensitive strains of gastrointestinal and pulmonary nematodes and some ectoparasites.
Which sheep may benefit from ICURE-TZ?
Sheep at risk of or confirmed to have liver fluke and nematode infestations may benefit, as per veterinary advice.
What is the recommended dosage per body weight?
1 ml per 5 kg body weight orally.
How should ICURE-TZ be administered orally?
Administer the calculated dose orally using a dosing gun, ensuring accurate delivery.
When should treatment be considered in relation to the sheep's grazing and fluke-risk pattern?
Treatment should be timed based on grazing history, fluke-risk areas, season, and diagnostic findings.
What precautions apply to underdosing and suspected triclabendazole or ivermectin resistance?
Avoid underdosing; monitor for reduced efficacy; consider faecal egg count reduction tests and rotate anthelmintics strategically.
What withdrawal requirements apply to meat and milk where relevant?
Observe specified withdrawal periods for meat and milk from treated sheep, as per label and local regulations.
How should ICURE-TZ be stored and handled?
Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light and freezing. Keep out of reach of children.