Supaverm withdrawal

[Macsky]

Anyone know why the withdrawal on supaverm (closantel+mebendazole)is so high at 65 days? Flukiver (closantel)is just 42 days

 

[daithi]

Anyone know why the withdrawal on supaverm (closantel+mebendazole)is so high at 65 days? Flukiver (closantel)is just 42 days

Can you get Norbrook duotech, basically the same product as supaverm but with alot shorter withdrawal period.

 

[Macsky]

Can you get Norbrook duotech, basically the same product as supaverm but with alot shorter withdrawal period.

Never seen it, Irish only maybe?

 

[Macsky]

Looking at: https://www.teagasc.ie/media/websit...icensed-for-control-of-parasites-in-sheep.pdf
I see the Irish have ‘Rafoxanide’ in their arsenal against fluke, can that be imported I wonder?

 

[Mr always wrong]

Yes

Looking at: https://www.teagasc.ie/media/websit...icensed-for-control-of-parasites-in-sheep.pdf
I see the Irish have ‘Rafoxanide’ in their arsenal against fluke, can that be imported I wonder?

Yes you can via vet. Was however told by someone far more intelligent than me, that active is very similar to closantel so not really effective at avoiding resistance to it.

 

[Pistonbroke]

Closamectin is 28days when straight ivermectin is 42. To change the withdrawal period they have to relicense as if it is a new product and it costs a fortune