Dosage and dosage of ivermectin in rabbits

The dosage of ivermectin in rabbits is subcutaneous or intramuscular injection, and the dosage is 0.2-0.5 mg per kilogram. Ivermectin is an avermectin antiparasitic drug. It is a semi-synthetic broad-spectrum antiparasitic drug. It is effective against scabies, ear mites, tapeworms, cysticerci, various types of nematodes, roundworms, ticks, and hookworms. etc. have better control effects.
Precautions for using ivermectin in rabbits
1. Inject ivermectin into rabbits in strict accordance with the dosage. Improper use of ivermectin may cause Rabbits are poisoned.
2. Use ivermectin to deworm rabbits when the rabbits are over 40 days old. It can also be used with albendazole to achieve a more comprehensive deworming effect.
3. Ivermectin can also prevent parasitic infections. Daily medication is not required for prevention, and the general validity period can be extended by 1-3 months.
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