Atropina 1% for phosphorus poisoning 1 vial

Price and specifications of Atropina 1% as a treatment for phosphorus poisoning in cattle, horses and sheep

•  Atropina 1% is an antispasmodic, used for spasms of the intestine, urethra and bladder.
• Atropina works to inhibit saliva and stomach secretions, and reduce digestive motility in the colon and diarrhea.
•  Atropina also acts as an antispasmodic on the ureters and bladder.
• Atropine also acts as an antidote for phosphorus poisoning.

Dosage and method of use of Atropina 1%, a treatment for phosphorus poisoning in cows, horses and sheep

•  Atropine is used as an intramuscular or subcutaneous injection.
•  Dosage in cattle and horses: 5-10 ml.
•  Dosage in sheep: 2-4 ml.
• Dosage in dogs and cats: 0.1-0.5 ml.

 Warnings for using Atropina 1% as a treatment for phosphorus poisoning in cattle, horses, and sheep

•  It should not be administered when the animal suffers from tachycardia, ventricular arrhythmia and ischemia.
•  Atropine and similar drugs can increase muscle pressure and cause blindness, so they should not be used in glaucoma.
• Do not use in pregnant or breeding animals.