Provide your livestock with powerful, veterinary-grade antibiotic defense using Tylan 200 Injectable Solution by NITA-FARM. Containing Tylosin 20%, a highly effective macrolide antibiotic, this formula is specifically engineered to treat a wide array of severe respiratory, systemic, and localized bacterial infections in beef cattle, non-lactating dairy cattle, and swine. Tylan 200 works by targeting and disrupting bacterial protein synthesis, providing rapid clinical recovery in livestock. 

Key Product Benefits:

• Gold Standard for Respiratory Health: Exceptionally effective at treating Bovine Respiratory Complex (shipping fever, pneumonia) and Swine Respiratory Disease. 
• Broad-Spectrum Therapeutic Action: Successfully targets Gram-positive bacteria, specific Gram-negative pathogens, and Mycoplasma species.
• NITA-FARM Quality Assurance: Manufactured under strict pharmaceutical standards to ensure maximum stability and rapid biological absorption.
• Versatile Large Animal Use: Clinically trusted to treat foot rot, diphtheria, and acute metritis in cattle, as well as swine dysentery and arthritis. 

Active Ingredient Concentration:

• Tylosin (as Tylosin Base): 200 mg/mL (20% w/v)

📋 Veterinary Administration & Dosage Guidelines

Tylan 200 is a highly concentrated injectable antibiotic. Dosing must be calculated strictly based on the animal’s exact body weight, following a veterinarian's prescription. 

General Guidance:

• Administration Route: Administer strictly via Intramuscular (IM) injection deep into the muscle tissue (such as the neck area). Do not administer intravenously or subcutaneously. 
• Typical Clinical Dosage:
  • Cattle: Inject 4 to 8 mg of tylosin per pound of body weight (2 to 4 mL per 100 lbs) once daily.
  • Swine: Inject 4 mg of tylosin per pound of body weight (1 mL per 50 lbs) twice daily.
• Volume Restriction: To minimize localized tissue irritation, do not inject more than 10 mL per injection site in cattle, and no more than 5 mL per injection site in swine. 
• Duration: Continue treatment for 24 hours after clinical symptoms have disappeared, not to exceed a maximum of 5 consecutive days. 

⚠️ Critical Withdrawal Periods (Time Before Slaughter/Milking):

• Cattle: Animals must not be slaughtered for human consumption within 21 days of the last treatment.
• Swine: Animals must not be slaughtered for human consumption within 14 days of the last treatment.
• Dairy Restriction: Do not use in lactating dairy cattle, as it will contaminate the milk supply.

⚠️ Important Veterinary Health & Safety Information

• Visual Description & Symptoms: The product consists of a sterile, clear to slightly yellow amber solution stored inside a 50ml glass vial with a rubber protective seal. It is typically sought after when livestock display acute clinical signs of severe illness, such as labored breathing, deep coughing, nasal discharge (pneumonia), severe limping with swollen hoof tissue (foot rot), or bloody/watery diarrhea in swine herds.
• Three Potential Mismanagement Risks: To ensure herd safety and maximize effectiveness, avoid application mistakes which include:
  1. Injecting the product intravenously (IV), which can lead to sudden anaphylactic shock or severe cardiac reactions.
  2. Failing to rotate injection sites when multiple daily treatments are required, causing severe localized muscle soreness.
  3. Ignoring the mandatory withdrawal periods, which violates strict agricultural laws regarding food-safe livestock production. 
• Label & Storage Warning: Do not allow horses or other equine species access to this medication, as tylosin injection can be highly toxic or fatal to them. Always verify the expiration date and batch code printed on the box before use. Store at controlled room temperature and protect from freezing or direct sunlight.

Veterinary Disclaimer: The information provided above is solely for educational and general informational purposes. This product is a potent veterinary prescription-grade medication. It does not replace professional veterinary diagnostics or herd management practices, and must be administered strictly under the supervision of a licensed veterinarian.