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Description
Pooch Atova tablets contains atovaquone which is a broad-spectrum antiprotozoal drug. It works as ubiquinone (Cownzyme Q10) analogue and binds to cytochrome b thus blocks mitochondrial electron transport in parasite cells. It works in combination with azithromycin in treatment of Babesia gibsoni in dogs and have promising results.
- Composition:
Each uncoated tablet contains
Atovaquone USP 250 mg
Excipients q.s. - Class: Broad Spectrum Anti-protozoal (Hydroxynaphthoquinone)
Indications/Uses
- It is indicated in dogs for the treatment of Babesia gibsoni.
- It is a drug used to treat infections caused by protozoa (single-celled organisms that cause disease).
- It works by stopping the growth of protozoa that can cause Babesiosis.
- This can also be used in combination with azithromycin for the treatment of Cytauxzoon felis in cats (off label).
Directions for use:
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13.2 mg per kg body weight thrice in a day Along with 10 mg per kg body weight azithromycin once in a day for 10 days.
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It should be given with fatty meals preferably to maximize its absorption. This frequency and dose are likely to bring parasitaemia below the detection level in PCR. Effect may last upto 4 to 6 weeks.
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Avoid doubling up the dose or give extra dose in case of a missed dose.
Suitable for Dogs
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