Inj.
Mecobuild-High Inj.
Rejuvenates nerves and restores strength in recumbent and weak animals.
- Packs
- 10 ml · 30 ml
- Species
- Cattle, Buffalo, Calf, Sheep, Goat
Composition
- Mecobalamin (Vitamin B12)
- Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B6)
- Thiamine Hydrochloride (Vitamin B1)
Indications
- Downer cow syndrome from prolonged recumbency
- Post-calving neuronal injury due to dystocia or excessive traction
- Prolonged recumbency in any diseased condition
- Difficulty in milk let-down in stillborn cases
Dosage
Cattle & buffalo: 5, 10 ml once daily for 3, 5 days. Calf, sheep & goat: 1, 2 ml once daily for 3, 5 days. Or as advised by a registered veterinarian.
Frequently asked
- What are the common signs of nerve disorders in dairy animals?
- Nerve disorders may cause weakness, difficulty standing or walking, loss of coordination, reduced appetite, muscle wasting, and decreased milk production.
- What causes nerve damage in dairy cows and buffaloes?
- Nerve damage can result from vitamin B deficiencies, calving-related nerve injuries, metabolic disorders, trauma, prolonged recumbency, or infectious diseases affecting the nervous system.
- How are nerve disorders treated in dairy animals?
- Treatment involves correcting the underlying cause, providing nutritional support, supplementing essential neurotropic B vitamins, and initiating timely veterinary care to promote nerve repair and recovery.
- When should neurological supportive therapy be started?
- Neurological therapy should be initiated as early as possible after diagnosis to improve recovery and minimize permanent nerve damage.
- Which animals are more prone to neurological disorders?
- High-producing dairy animals, recently calved cows, growing calves, and animals recovering from severe illness are at higher risk.
- How long does recovery from nerve damage usually take?
- Recovery depends on the severity and cause of the condition, ranging from a few days to several weeks with appropriate treatment and management.
- Can nutritional deficiencies lead to neurological problems in dairy animals?
- Yes. Deficiencies of essential nutrients can impair nerve function, resulting in weakness, poor coordination, and reduced productivity.