Sahulat Reference Pharmacy

Antiseptic wound spray

Topical antiseptic spray for minor wounds and to deter flies/myiasis. For surface care; deep or infected wounds need veterinary attention.

Oral rehydration / electrolytes

Electrolyte sachets to support hydration during scours/diarrhoea, especially in young stock. Supportive care only — identify and treat the cause with a vet.

Chelated mineral mixture

Daily feed-grade mineral and trace-element mixture supporting growth, fertility and milk production. A general supplement; balance with the ration as advised.

Calcium borogluconate

Calcium support associated with milk-fever (hypocalcaemia) management around calving in dairy animals. This is an emergency context — call a vet immediately if an animal goes down.

Multivitamin (A, D3, E) injection

Supportive vitamin injection used to address deficiencies and support recovery, appetite and fertility. Use as part of a vet-advised plan.

Amitraz dip/spray concentrate

Concentrate for dilution to control ticks and mange mites. Mix and apply exactly as directed; misuse is hazardous. Veterinary advice recommended.

Cypermethrin pour-on / spray

External application to control ticks, lice and flies. Part of integrated tick-control during peak season. Follow label and veterinary guidance on use and intervals.

Enterotoxaemia (ET) vaccine

Preventive vaccine against enterotoxaemia in sheep and goats, especially on rich feed. Use within a planned flock-health schedule.

PPR vaccine (goats & sheep)

Preventive vaccine against Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) in small ruminants. A cornerstone of flock disease control. Follow the recommended vaccination calendar.

Haemorrhagic Septicaemia (HS) vaccine

Seasonal preventive vaccine against HS, a major monsoon-season killer of cattle and buffalo. Vaccinate before the high-risk season as advised locally.

FMD (Foot-and-Mouth Disease) vaccine

Preventive vaccine against Foot-and-Mouth Disease in cattle and buffalo. Best given as part of a scheduled herd programme. Cold-chain and timing per veterinary advice.

Intramammary mastitis tubes

Single-use intramammary tubes for the management of clinical mastitis in dairy animals, under veterinary direction. Correct case selection and withdrawal compliance are essential.