Name:

Sodium Selenite + Vitamin E Injection

Common Content:

5% sodium selenite + 0.05% vitamin E

10% sodium selenite + 0.05% vitamin E 478

Common Volume:

500ml, 1000ml per bottle 478

Applicable Animals:

Cattle, sheep, goats, swine, horses, camels, deer, buffaloes, yaks, pets, and other livestock used in animal husbandry worldwide (includes developed and developing countries across all continents) 47.

Usage and Dosage:

Please follow professional veterinary guidance for exact dosing.

Cattle and Buffalo

Calves (growing): Dosage should align with selenium requirements, typically 0.1-0.3 mg selenium/kg body weight by intramuscular or subcutaneous injection.
Adults: Same as above, adjusted for body weight.
Sheep and Goats

Lambs/Kids: 0.1 mg selenium/kg body weight IM or SC.
Adults: 0.1 mg selenium/kg body weight IM or SC.
Swine

Piglets: 0.02-0.06 mg selenium/kg body weight IM or SC.
Sows: 0.1 mg selenium/kg body weight IM or SC.
Horses, Camels, Deer, Yaks, etc.

0.1 mg selenium/kg body weight IM or SC.
Vitamin E content is calculated to match animal requirements at the above selenium dosages. Use dosages for vitamin E appropriate to the animal type and consult with a veterinarian for regional adjustment.

Indications and Symptoms:

Prevention and treatment of selenium and vitamin E deficiencies.
Specific conditions: White muscle disease (nutritional muscular dystrophy), reproductive disorders related to deficiency, weak newborn animals, poor growth, immune dysfunction.
Precautions:

Selenium has a narrow safety margin. Do not overdose to avoid toxicity.
Carefully calculate dose according to body weight.
Do not simultaneously use other selenium sources.
Observe withdrawal periods for food-producing animals if applicable.
Store in a dry, cool place away from sunlight.
Contraindications:

Animals with known hypersensitivity to selenium or vitamin E preparations.
Do not use in animals with adequate dietary selenium.
Do not administer to severely ill or debilitated animals unless directed by a veterinarian.
Post-medication Care:

Monitor for signs of selenium overdose: loss of appetite, dyspnea, diarrhea, alopecia, hoof separation.
Provide supportive care if adverse reactions occur.
Ensure a balanced diet to prevent recurrence of deficiency.
Veterinary follow-up is recommended to assess efficacy and animal health status after injection.