FAQs

1. What diseases does Edo Antripan treat?

It treats diseases caused by blood parasites, primarily Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis and Trypanosomiasis (Surra).

2. Why does Edo Antripan contain an antibacterial like Oxytetracycline alongside an antiparasitic?

Oxytetracycline is included partly because Anaplasma responds to tetracycline-class treatment, and partly to help address secondary bacterial complications that can accompany a blood parasite infection.

3. What role does Vitamin B12 play in this formula?

Vitamin B12 is included as a supportive agent, intended to help the animal recover strength and stamina during and after treatment.

4. Why does the formula include Antipyrine?

Antipyrine (Antipirina) is included to help address fever, which is a common symptom associated with blood parasite infections such as Babesiosis and Anaplasmosis.

5. How is the correct dose of Edo Antripan calculated?

The standard guideline is 1ml per 10kg of the animal’s body weight, though a veterinarian should confirm exact dosing and treatment duration for the specific case.

6. Can Edo Antripan be given to dogs as well as livestock?

Yes, it’s formulated for use across cattle, horses, sheep and dogs.

7. What is the difference between Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis and Trypanosomiasis?

All three are blood parasite diseases but are caused by different organisms — Anaplasma, Babesia and Trypanosoma respectively — which is why a broad-spectrum treatment covering all three can be useful in mixed-risk regions.

8. How quickly does Edo Antripan work?

It’s described as offering fast-acting relief by helping reduce parasite load and restore health and stamina, though recovery time will vary by case and should be monitored by a veterinarian.

9. Is a veterinarian needed to administer Edo Antripan?

Yes, while the standard dosage guideline is provided, a qualified veterinarian should confirm accurate dosing, administration technique and treatment duration for your animal’s specific condition.

10. How should Edo Antripan be stored?

Store according to the instructions on the product label, out of reach of children and unauthorized handlers, and check the expiry date before use.

11. Is Edo Antripan given as a single dose or a treatment course?

This depends on the animal’s condition and response to treatment — consult your veterinarian to determine whether a single injection or a repeat course is appropriate.

12. Where can I buy Edo Antripan 100ml?

It’s available to purchase directly through the product listing on our website, with delivery and checkout details shown on the product page.

Edo Antripan 100ml Injectable is a broad-spectrum blood parasite treatment for livestock.

Edo Antripan is a veterinary antihematozoario (anti-blood-parasite) oral/injectable solution formulated to treat infections caused by Anaplasma, Babesia and Trypanosoma in cattle, horses, sheep and dogs. Each 100ml bottle combines Diminazene Diaceturate, Oxytetracycline, Vitamin B12 and Antipyrine (Antipirina) in a single solution, administered by deep intramuscular injection at a standard dosage of 1ml per 10kg of body weight, under veterinary guidance.

Key Features

Targets multiple blood parasites — Anaplasma, Babesia and Trypanosoma — in one formula
Multi-species use across cattle, horses, sheep and dogs
Combines an antiprotozoal, an antibacterial, a vitamin support agent and a fever-reducing component
Administered by deep intramuscular injection for direct systemic action
Standard 1ml per 10kg dosage guideline for straightforward weight-based dosing
100ml bottle sized for treating multiple animals or repeat courses

Product Specifications

Specification	Detail
Active Ingredients	Diminazene Diaceturate, Oxytetracycline, Vitamin B12, Antipyrine (Antipirina)
Volume	100 ml
Target Animals	Cattle, horses, sheep, dogs
Primary Indication	Blood parasites — Anaplasma, Babesia, Trypanosoma
Route of Administration	Deep intramuscular injection
Standard Dosage	1 ml per 10 kg of body weight
Presentation	Oral solution / veterinary use
Usage Restriction	For veterinary use only — administer under professional guidance

How Edo Antripan’s Combination Formula Works

Edo Antripan brings together ingredients that each play a different role in treating a blood parasite infection. Diminazene Diaceturate is the core antiprotozoal component, working directly against parasites such as Babesia and Trypanosoma. Oxytetracycline, a broad-spectrum antibacterial, is included partly because Anaplasma responds to tetracycline-class treatment and partly to help guard against secondary bacterial complications during a parasite infection. Vitamin B12 is added as a supportive agent to help the animal recover strength and stamina during treatment, while Antipyrine helps address fever associated with these infections. Together, the combination is designed to tackle both the parasite itself and some of the knock-on effects of the infection in one injection.

Who Is It For?

Edo Antripan is commonly used for:

Cattle, horses, sheep and dogs diagnosed with Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis or Trypanosomiasis (Surra)
Livestock in regions where tick-borne or vector-borne blood parasites are a recurring risk
Animals showing signs of reduced stamina or health linked to a confirmed or suspected blood parasite infection
Veterinary-guided treatment courses requiring a broad-spectrum, multi-species antiparasitic option

Directions & Safety

Edo Antripan is administered by deep intramuscular injection at a standard dosage of 1ml per 10kg of body weight. Always consult a qualified veterinarian to confirm accurate dosing, injection technique and treatment duration based on the specific animal’s condition, species and bodyweight. Store as directed on the product label, and keep out of reach of children and unauthorized handlers.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is Edo Antripan used for?

It’s used to treat blood parasite infections — specifically Anaplasmosis, Babesiosis and Trypanosomiasis (Surra) — in cattle, horses, sheep and dogs.

2. What are the active ingredients in Edo Antripan?

Each 100ml bottle contains Diminazene Diaceturate, Oxytetracycline, Vitamin B12 and Antipyrine (Antipirina).

3. How is Edo Antripan administered?

It’s given by deep intramuscular injection, with a standard dosage of 1ml per 10kg of body weight.

4. Which animals can be treated with Edo Antripan?

It’s formulated for use in cattle, horses, sheep and dogs.

5. What size bottle does Edo Antripan come in?

It’s supplied in a 100ml bottle.

For comprehensive livestock health management and effective parasite control, the Edo Antripan 100ml Injectable solution is a trusted choice for your farm. When treating livestock, keeping a reliable stock of Edo Antripan 100ml Injectable ensures you are always prepared. You can also explore our professional medical supplies such as Normal Saline 0.9% 500ml for fluid therapy needs and general clinical care alongside your Edo Antripan 100ml Injectable treatments. To learn more about proper livestock management, disease prevention, and overall animal wellness standards, you can refer to authoritative and trusted resources such as WebMD. Always consult your licensed veterinarian or animal health specialist to ensure the safest and best treatment outcomes when administering any Edo Antripan 100ml Injectable therapy.

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