Description
Coforta 100 is for the supplementation of animals with phosphorus where it is apparent that such treatment would be beneficial to the animal's condition and where the simultaneous administration of Vitamin B12 is required.
Coforta 100 contains butaphosphan, a readily available source of phosphorus and vitamin B12. Coforta stimulates glycogen metabolism, and helps restore the energy reserves of fatigued muscles to enhance the performance and well-being of animals.
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Active Constituents
Butaphosphan 100mg/mL , Cyanocobalamin (Vitamin B12) 50µg/mL
Product Benefits
Source of phosphorus and vitamin B12 for quick and available energy
Improves appetite
Speeds up recovery following over-exertion and exhaustion or illness
Stimulates immunity to fight disease
Functions as an antioxidant free radical scavenger
A metabolic stimulant and tonic for metabolic disorders
Directions for Use
Coforta can be administered by intramuscular or subcutaneous injection and can be given daily if required (in acute disease cases). When volumes over 20mL are used, the dose should be split and given at several sites. All injection equipment should be sterilised prior to use. To minimise the risk of infection, swab the injection site beforehand with an iodine-based antiseptic.
In acutely diseased animals, give the following dose:
Coforta can be administered by intramuscular or subcutaneous injection and can be given daily if required (in acute disease cases). When volumes over 20mL are used, the dose should be divided and given at several sites. All injection equipment should be sterilised prior to use. To minimise the risk of infection, swab the injection site beforehand with an iodine-based antiseptic.
In acutely diseased animals, give the following dose:
Horse, Cattle 5 – 25 mL
Foal, Calf 5 – 12 mL
Sheep, Goat 2.5 – 5 mL
Lamb 1.5 – 2.5 mL
Pig 2.5 – 10 mL
Suckling pig 1 – 2.5 mL
Dog 0.5 – 5 mL
Cat 0.5 – 5 mL
Repeat daily if required.
In chronic disease, give half the above dosage at intervals of 1 – 2 weeks or less. In healthy animals, give half the above dose.
Subcutaneous injections should be made under the skin – high on the neck and behind the ear. Intramuscular injections should be given into the neck muscle. Use needles of appropriate gauge (18-21 gauge) and length, and no longer than 15mm for subcutaneous injections.
Dispose of broached vials within 28 days of opening.
Withholding Periods
MEAT: 0 days
MILK: 0 days
Export Slaughter Interval (ESI): 0 days
Pack Size
100mL bottle
