For topical administration only.
Evert the lower eyelid and instil the ointment liberally into the lower conjunctival sac. Do not allow the plastic nozzle to directly contact the eye (corneal surface). The consistency of the ointment ensures even distribution across the cornea and the conjunctival mucosa.
Cattle, Sheep and Horses: Approximately 1/4 to 1/2 the contents of a syringe per eye. One application only per eye is normally required, but treatment may be repeated at 48-hour intervals, if necessary. If only one eye is infected, it is advisable to treat both eyes to avoid cross-infection. Always treat the uninfected eye first. Animals should be examined for the presence of foreign bodies in the eye before treatment. Isolation and treatment of all animals in the group with epiphora, at the time clinical signs first appear in some individuals in the herd, may reduce the overall severity of epidemics of keratoconjunctivitis. Fly control and avoiding dusty conditions or long grass will reduce the incidence of eye infections.
Dogs and Cats: Instil into the affected eye as directed by your veterinarian.
Withholding Periods: Nil.
Store below 25°C (air conditioning). Dispose of empty container by wrapping with paper and putting in garbage.