Reproduction
Enzaprost
Natural prostaglandin (dinoprost) for cattle fertility programs, parturition induction and post-partum management
Available in:
- 30 mL
Indications for use:
- Oestrus synchronisation
- Treatment of sub-oestrus or silent heat in cows which have a functional corpus luteum, but do not express behavioural oestrus
- Induction of abortion until day 120 of pregnancy
- Induction of parturition
- As an aid in the treatment of chronic metritis or pyometra where there is a functional or persistent corpus luteum
Target species:
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Cattle
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Swine
Product information
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How to use
• Solution for intramuscular injection
• 5 ml/cow
• Withdrawal: Milk zero days, meat and offal 1 day
Prescription decisions are for the person issuing the prescription alone. Please refer to the product packaging and leaflets for information about side effects, precautions, warnings and contra-indications. Further information is available from the SPC or on the datasheet at www.noahcomendium.co.uk or on request.
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Further information is available from the SPC or on the datasheet
Why choose
Enzaprost?
Luteolytic effect
The complete regression of the corpus luteum is achieved
Uterotonic effect
Dinoprost has been shown, in vitro, to have a greater uterotonic effect than synthetic prostaglandins1
and could be useful as part of a treatment protocol for uterine infections, such as metritis and pyometra
Flexibility
Several uses in cattle reproductive management: for oestrus induction and synchronisation, in fixed time artificial insemination protocols, uterine involution and as an aid in the treatment of uterine infections
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References
- Mallem Y, Desfontis J-C, Gautier F, Gogny M (2003). Uterokinetic effects of dinoprost and d-cholprostenol in the isolated bovine myometrium. J. vet. Pharmacol. Therap. 26 (Suppl. 1):82-307
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