First Defense Tri-Shield One-Time Preventative Treatment for Newborn Calf Scours, 12-Single Dose Syringes

Proper dosage and administration of First Defense Tri-Shield are essential to ensure effective protection for newborn calves against scours. Follow these guidelines for optimal results:

Dosage:

1. Administer one tube of First Defense Tri-Shield oral gel per newborn calf. Ensure each calf receives the full recommended dosage.
2. Use the included dosing applicator or an appropriate oral syringe to measure and administer the gel.

Administration:

1. Administer First Defense Tri-Shield as soon as possible after birth, ideally within the first 12 hours of life.
2. Ensure the calf's mouth is clean and dry before application.
3. Attach the dosing applicator or syringe to the tube of Tri-Shield gel.
4. Gently introduce the applicator or syringe into the calf's mouth, aiming towards the back of the tongue.
5. Slowly dispense the entire contents of the tube into the calf's mouth while keeping the calf's head in a slightly elevated position.
6. Allow the calf to swallow the gel naturally. Ensure the calf does not spit out or regurgitate the gel.
7. Monitor the calf for any adverse reactions or difficulty swallowing.

Safety Precautions:

1. Wear disposable gloves when administering First Defense Tri-Shield to prevent cross-contamination.
2. Store the product as per the manufacturer's instructions, typically in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight, and out of reach of children and animals.
3. Dispose of empty tubes and any unused product in accordance with local regulations.

Consultation:

1. For precise dosage and administration instructions tailored to your specific calf management practices, consult with a livestock veterinarian or farm advisor.
2. If you observe any adverse reactions or have concerns during or after treatment, contact a veterinarian for guidance and support.