Bolus & Tablet - DIARRSTOP NTZ BOLUS (VET)
Diarrstop NTZ is a veterinary bolus containing norfloxacin, tinidazole and Lactobacillus for managing diarrhoea, dysentery and bacterial or protozoal intestinal infections in livestock.
Each uncoated bolus contains: Norfloxacin I.P. – 1200 mg, Tinidazole I.P. – 1800 mg, Lactobacillus – 600 million spores, Excipients – q.s.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why is Diarrstop NTZ Bolus a useful veterinary option for managing enteric and protozoal disease conditions?
Diarrstop NTZ combines nitrofuran and tinidazole to target susceptible bacterial and protozoal pathogens in the gut, while Lactobacillus helps support beneficial gut flora.
How do nitrofuran, tinidazole, and Lactobacillus support the product's intended action?
Nitrofuran acts against certain Gram-positive and Gram-negative enteric bacteria; tinidazole targets protozoa and some anaerobic bacteria; Lactobacillus helps maintain gut microflora balance during and after treatment.
For which diarrhoeal, dysenteric, gastroenteric, and protozoal conditions may the product be prescribed?
Diarrstop NTZ may be prescribed for diarrhoea, dysentery, bovine coccidiosis, neonatal diarrhoea, Johne's disease, and other gastroenteric infections involving susceptible bacteria or protozoa.
Which veterinary species can receive Diarrstop NTZ Bolus?
The product is intended for veterinary species as specified in the product booklet and label.
How should the bolus be administered?
Diarrstop NTZ Bolus is administered orally, usually with water or as directed by a veterinarian.
What dosage and treatment duration should be followed?
Dosage and duration must be determined by a veterinarian based on species, body weight, and severity of infection.
Why is veterinary diagnosis important before treating diarrhoea or dysentery?
Diarrhoea can have multiple causes (bacterial, viral, parasitic, nutritional, toxic). Accurate diagnosis ensures appropriate therapy and avoids unnecessary antimicrobial use.
Can the bolus be used in neonatal diarrhoea or suspected coccidiosis?
Yes, where the veterinarian considers the causative agents susceptible and the benefits outweigh the risks, especially in neonates and coccidiosis cases.
What precautions, contraindications, or withdrawal requirements should be considered?
Observe contraindications for nitrofuran and tinidazole, monitor for adverse reactions, and follow any specified withdrawal periods for food-producing animals.
How should Diarrstop NTZ Bolus be stored and handled?
Store in a cool, dry place, protected from moisture and sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use damaged or expired packs.