Ketofen (ketoprofen) Injectable Solution for Horses
Ketofen (Ketoprofen) – Vet-Approved NSAID Injection
The injectable form of ketoprofen sold as Ketofen is a fast non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) for antipyresis, analgesia, and anti-inflammation in cattle, horses, and swine. It is generally used in the treatment of musculoskeletal disorders, post-surgical pain relief, and pyrexia caused by infection with an outstanding analgesic effect without sedation. Its injectable route allows fast absorption for maximum pain control and is the trusted option for veterinarians and animal producers.
Benefits:
- Pain Relief Fast-Acting: As quick as fast and effectively effective against pain from inflammation and injury.
- Reduces Fever and Inflammation: Affects fever and swelling in various species.
- Approved NSAIDs for Veterinary Use: For safe and effective administration to horses, cattle, and swine.
- Injectable for Rapid Absorption: Faster action than oral administration.
- Recovery and Mobility Support: Must be used in musculoskeletal diseases, postoperative recovery, and management of lameness.
Prescription items are NON-RETURNABLE and NON-REFUNDABLE.
How is Ketofen administered?
Ketofen is administered via intravenous (IV) injection in horses and intramuscular (IM) injection in cattle and pigs. Always stick to veterinary prescriptions for proper dosing and use.
What are the ailments that Ketofen is used to treat?
Ketofen is used to manage pain and inflammation due to musculoskeletal disorders, equine colic, fever caused by infection, and post-surgical recovery.
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FAQ
What is Ketofen used for?
Ketofen is an NSAID to relieve pain, inflammation, and fever in horses, cattle, and other species of animals.
What is the active ingredient in Ketofen?
The active ingredient is Ketoprofen, an NSAID analgesic and anti-inflammatory like ibuprofen in humans.
What conditions is Ketofen used for?
It is used most commonly for musculoskeletal disease, colic pain relief in horses, and cattle fever reduction.
Is a prescription required to purchase Ketofen?
Yes, Ketofen is a prescription medication and a licensed veterinarian must approve its use.
What is the meat and milk withdrawal time after using Ketofen?
Cattle: Meat withdrawal is 7 days; milk withdrawal times are variable consult a veterinarian.
Horses: Not for horses intended for human consumption.
Can Ketofen be used long-term to manage pain?
No, Ketofen is for short-term use. Long-term use of NSAIDs can produce side effects such as ulcers or kidney disease. Always follow professional veterinarian advice.
