VPA22033/060/001

Endofluke 100 mg/ml Oral Suspension is an orally administered drench used for the treatment of liver fluke in cattle and sheep. Endofluke 100 mg/ml fluke drench for cattle and sheep will treat mature, immature and early immature liver fluke (fasciola hepatica). Endofluke's active ingredient is triclabendazole which is the only active ingredient licensed in Ireland that has been proven to kill all three stages of liver fluke in sheep and cattle. Endofluke 100 mg/ml Oral Suspension has been approved for use in dairy cattle by the Irish Medicines Board (IMB).

Active Ingredient: Triclabendazole

Target Species: Cattle, sheep

Administration Method: Oral drench

Treats and Controls: Mature, immature and early immature liver fluke

Withdrawal Time: Animals should not be treated within 56 days of slaughter for human consumption. Cattle producing milk for human consumption need a withdrawl period of 48 hours after calving. Not intended for use within 45 days of calving. Should a cow calf earlier than 45 days after the last treatment, milk for human consumption may only be taken from 45 days plus 48 hours (47 days) after the last treatment. Not permitted for use in sheep producing milk for human consumption.

Dosage for cattle: 6 ml per 50 kg of bodyweight

Dosage for sheep:1ml per 10kg Bodyweight

Always read the label and all enclosed information for Endofluke Oral Suspension before administering to animals!

What are the effects of liver fluke infection?

• Oedema under the jaw (bottle jaw)
• Anaemia
• Diarrhoea
• Poor coat or poor wool production
• Lack of appetite
• Weight loss
• Reduction in rate of growth.
• Decrease in fertility
• Decrease of milk yield
• In severe cases liver fluke can even cause death

Key Features ofEndofluke100 mg/ml Oral Suspension

• Kills three stages of liver fluke. Early immature, mature and adult
• Tried and tested triclabendazole formula that is trusted by farmers
• Complete chronic and acute fluke control in both cattle and sheep
• Low volume dose establishes a quick and accurate dosing regime

What else can I do to help prevent liver fluke?

• Make sure you have proper drainage on your land.
• Where possible fence off wet areas.
• Prevent grazing on "flukey areas".
• Dose bought in animals before introducing them to pastures.
• Dose animals mid summer to reduce the presence of liver fluke while grazing.
• Dose animals at housing and if required four to six weeks later.

This product is only licensed for sale within the Republic of Ireland