Anthelmintic - FLUKCURE-N
Broad spectrum anthelmintic against liver flukes, mature & immature amphistomes and tapeworms
Flukcure-N is a veterinary oral suspension containing niclosamide and oxyclozanide for the treatment and control of liver flukes, amphistomes and tapeworms in cattle, sheep and goats.
Each 5ml contains: Niclosamide I.P. 750 mg, Oxyclozanide I.P. 250 mg
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is FLUKCURE-N a useful combination for flukes, roundworms, tapeworms, and paramphistomes?
FLUKCURE-N combines niclosamide (anti-trematode/cestode) with oxyclozanide (flukicide) to provide broad coverage against flukes, tapeworms, and roundworms.
How do niclosamide and oxyclozanide complement each other?
Niclosamide targets tapeworms and some flukes; oxyclozanide targets Fasciola and other flukes, giving broader spectrum control.
Which Fasciola, paramphistome, roundworm, and tapeworm infections may be targeted?
FLUKCURE-N is indicated for flukes, mature and immature roundworms, tapeworms, Fasciola, and paramphistomes in sheep, goats, and cattle.
Which cattle, sheep, and goats can use FLUKCURE-N?
FLUKCURE-N is intended for sheep, goats, and cattle.
What is the recommended dosage for sheep and goats?
Sheep/goats: 10 ml per 30 kg body weight orally.
What is the listed oral dosage for cattle?
Cattle: 80–100 ml orally, as per label.
How should the product be administered and measured?
Measure the required volume accurately and administer orally using a dosing gun or similar device.
When is FLUKCURE-N most appropriate within a parasite-control programme?
FLUKCURE-N is appropriate when flukes, tapeworms, and roundworms are present or suspected, based on local epidemiology and diagnostics.
What withdrawal, toxicity, pregnancy, and resistance-management precautions apply?
Observe withdrawal periods, avoid overdosing, use caution in pregnant or compromised animals, and integrate with other control measures.
How should FLUKCURE-N be stored?
Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light and freezing. Keep out of reach of children.
