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Kyrotrim 100ml

Kyrotrim 100ml

by Kyron
R 232.95 - R 232.95
R 232.95
R 232.95 - R 232.95
R 232.95

Kyrotrim Injection 100 ml is a veterinary antibacterial injection containing a combination of sulphamethoxazole and trimethoprim. It is formulated for use in cattle, sheep and pigs under veterinary direction.

The combined active ingredients provide potentiated antibacterial action against susceptible organisms associated with respiratory, gastrointestinal and urinary-tract infections, as well as infected wounds and footrot.

Key Benefits

  • Potentiated sulphonamide veterinary antibacterial treatment
  • For use in cattle, sheep and pigs
  • Used for susceptible respiratory-tract infections
  • Used for susceptible gastrointestinal and urinary-tract infections
  • May be prescribed for infected wounds and footrot
  • Supplied as a 100 ml sterile injectable solution
Active Ingredients
  • Sulphamethoxazole: 200 mg/ml
  • Trimethoprim: 40 mg/ml
  • Preservative: Benzyl alcohol 2%
How to Use

Kyrotrim is administered by injection. It should only be used according to the product label and the directions of a veterinarian. The correct dose, injection route, treatment duration and frequency depend on the animal, body weight and infection being treated.

Who It’s For

Kyrotrim is indicated for cattle, sheep and pigs requiring treatment for susceptible bacterial infections. It is not a general topical wound cleanser or routine first-aid product for dogs, cats or other household pets.

Caution & Storage

For animal use only. Use under veterinary guidance and do not administer to animals with a known sensitivity to sulphonamides, trimethoprim or any component of the formulation.

Observe all meat and milk withdrawal periods stated on the current product label. Do not use after the expiry date or if the container is damaged or contaminated.

Store according to the temperature and handling instructions printed on the packaging. Keep out of reach of children and unauthorised persons.

Important: Antibiotics should only be used for appropriately diagnosed bacterial infections. Incorrect or unnecessary use may contribute to antimicrobial resistance.