Calciler Max 500ML Injection

Calciler Max 500ML is an advanced, high-potency veterinary calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, and dextrose solution formulated to treat acute calcium and mineral deficiencies, milk fever (parturient paresis), hypocalcemia, and associated metabolic disorders in cattle, horses, sheep, and swine operating under professional veterinary supervision. Combining highly bioavailable mineral salts within a sterile injectable vehicle, this professional-grade therapeutic preparation delivers rapid systemic restoration designed specifically for animals confronting parturient hypocalcemia, tetany, or muscular weakness. Because of its potent pharmacological profile and direct impact on cardiac function, the administration of Calciler Max requires precise clinical diagnosis, slow intravenous administration, and strict adherence to professional veterinary guidelines.

What Is Calciler Max 500ML?

Calciler Max is a specialized veterinary mineral compound formulated for parenteral administration under professional clinical supervision.

Active Ingredients and Formulation

• Active Components: Contains a precision-blended matrix of calcium borogluconate (or calcium salts), phosphorus compounds, magnesium salts, and dextrose to rapidly correct systemic electrolyte imbalances and support energy metabolism.

• Vehicle and Presentation: Formulated as a sterile aqueous injectable solution supplied in a secure 500 ml multi-dose glass or collapsible plastic vial designed for controlled veterinary dispensing and slow intravenous or subcutaneous administration.

What Is Calciler Max Used For?

Primary Veterinary Indications

• Milk Fever and Parturient Paresis: Routinely utilized by bovine veterinarians and livestock producers to treat acute hypocalcemia and recumbency in dairy cows around the time of calving.

• Grass Tetany and Hypomagnesemia: Formulated to supply critical magnesium and calcium support during acute neuromuscular tetany and grazing-related metabolic crises.

• General Mineral Deficiencies and Debility: Assists in restoring electrolyte balance and metabolic vigor in animals recovering from exhaustive workloads, transport stress, or systemic exhaustion.

Administration and Dosage Considerations

DOSAGE:
– Cattle (meat and milk) and horses:  200 to 500 ml.
– Sheep (meat) and goats (meat and milk):  15 to 30 ml.
– Dogs:  5 to 10 ml.

ROUTE OF ADMINISTRATION:  Slow intravenous, deep intramuscular or subcutaneous.

STORAGE:
– Store in a cool, dry place at a temperature between 15 and 30 °C.
– Protect from direct sunlight.
– Dispose of by incineration.

WARNINGS:
– For intravenous administration, 100 ml should be administered slowly over 15 to 20 minutes.
– The dose may be divided, half IV and the other half IM or SC.
– All salts administered IV may increase the risk of shock or heart block, particularly in horses; use IM administration with more dilute solutions, warming the product to body temperature. Do not administer in combination with sulfa drugs.
– Check the heart rate before administration; the maximum heart rate during the administration of any calcium supplement should be 70 beats per minute.
– If cardiac arrhythmia, sweating, lacrimation, tachypnea, or muscle spasms occur, immediately discontinue administration and resume later at a slower rate once the animal’s physiological parameters have returned to normal.
– Keep out of reach of children and pets.

CONTRAINDICATIONS:
– Do not administer in combination with Sulfas.

FOR VETERINARY USE ONLY.

Route and Dosing

• Route of Administration: Administered primarily via slow intravenous (I.V.) injection (essential for rapid crisis management) or via divided subcutaneous injections if intravenous access is restricted. Intravenous administration must be performed slowly while continuously monitoring cardiac function (auscultation or pulse rate) to prevent fatal arrhythmias or cardiac arrest.

• Veterinary Supervision: Exact dosage schedules and administration speeds must be determined and monitored exclusively by a qualified veterinarian based on the animal’s weight, species, and clinical severity.

Important Safety Information

• Contraindications: Do not administer via rapid intravenous injection under any circumstances. Avoid use in animals with pre-existing severe hypercalcemia, hypermagnesemia, or acute cardiac failure.

• Side Effects and Precautions: Too-rapid intravenous administration can induce fatal cardiac arrhythmias, bradycardia, and circulatory collapse. Stop administration immediately if irregular heart rhythms occur.

• Withdrawal Periods: Mandatory meat and milk withdrawal intervals established by local regulatory authorities must be strictly observed prior to marketing animal products for human consumption following treatment.

• Professional Guidance: Due to its profound cardiovascular effects, use must be strictly supervised by a licensed animal health professional.

Storage and Handling

• Store at controlled room temperature below 25°C (77°F), protected from direct sunlight, excessive heat, and freezing temperatures.

• Inspect solution prior to use; do not use if precipitation or cloudiness is observed.

• Keep securely out of reach of children, unauthorized individuals, feedstuffs, and animals at all times.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Calciler Max 500ML used for?

It is a professional veterinary mineral injection utilized to treat milk fever (parturient paresis), hypocalcemia, grass tetany, and acute electrolyte deficiencies in large livestock.

What are the active ingredients?

It contains bioavailable calcium, phosphorus, magnesium salts, and dextrose designed to rapidly restore blood electrolyte and energy balance.

How is Calciler Max administered?

It is administered via slow intravenous injection under veterinary supervision, with continuous monitoring of the animal’s heart rate to avoid cardiac complications.

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