One Liter Liquid Concentrate Indications: Treatment of swine dysentery associated with Brachyspira (formerly Serpulina or Treponema ) hyodysenteriae and swine pneumonia due to Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae , susceptible to tiamulin. Use Directions: Do not use undiluted. This bottle contains 125,000 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate for use in preparing medicated drinking water for swine. See package insert for compl...
Dosage and administration
The concentration of tiamulin hydrogen fumarate in the drinking water must be adjusted to compensate for variation in water consumption due to weight or size of the pig, environmental temperature and other factors. It is important that pigs receive the proper drug dose, 3.5 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per pound for swine dysentery or 10.5 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per pound for swine pneumonia, each day for ...
Storage and handling
Protect from direct sunlight. Store at controlled room temperature, 59 °–77 °F (15 °–25 °C). Restricted Drug (California): Use only as directed
Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with the skin. Direct contact with skin or mucous membranes may cause irritation.
Residue Warnings:
RESIDUE WARNING SECTION
Withdraw medicated water 3 days before slaughter after treatment at 3.5 mg per pound body weight and 7 days before slaughter after treatment at 10.5 mg per pound body weight.
Active Ingredient:
OTC - ACTIVE INGREDIENT SECTION
One Liter Liquid Concentrate
This bottle contains 4.33 oz (125.0 g) tiamulin hydrogen fumarate in solution.
Five Liter Liquid Concentrate
This bottle contains 21.65 oz (625.0 g) tiamulin hydrogen fumarate in solution.
Caution:
PRECAUTIONS SECTION
For use in drinking water of swine only - Not for use in humans.
Prepare fresh medicated water daily. Use as the only source of drinking water for 5 days. The effects of tiamulin on swine reproductive performance, pregnancy and lactation have not been determined.
Contraindications:
CONTRAINDICATIONS SECTION
Swine being treated with Denagard (tiamulin hydrogen fumarate) should not have access to feeds containing polyether ionophores (e.g., monensin, lasalocid, narasin, salinomycin and semduramicin) as adverse reactions may occur.
Indications and Usage:
INDICATIONS & USAGE SECTION
One Liter Liquid Concentrate
Indications: Treatment of swine dysentery associated with Brachyspira (formerly Serpulina or Treponema) hyodysenteriae and swine pneumonia due to Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae, susceptible to tiamulin.
Use Directions: Do not use undiluted.
This bottle contains 125,000 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate for use in preparing medicated drinking water for swine.
See package insert for complete directions; read completely.
Five Liter Liquid Concentrate
Indications: Denagard (tiamulin hydrogen fumarate), when administered in the drinking water for five consecutive days, is an effective antibiotic for the treatment of swine dysentery associated with Brachyspira (formerly Serpulina or Treponema) hyodysenteriae susceptible to tiamulin at a dose level of 3.5 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per pound of body weight daily and for treatment of swine pneumonia due to Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae susceptible to tiamulin when given at 10.5 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per pound of body weight daily.
Use Directions: Do not use undiluted. This bottle contains 625,000 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate for use in preparing medicated drinking water for swine. See package insert for complete directions; read completely.
STORAGE AND HANDLING SECTION
Protect from direct sunlight. Store at controlled room temperature, 59 °–77 °F (15 °–25 °C).
Restricted Drug (California): Use only as directed
Description:
DESCRIPTION SECTION
Denagard (tiamulin hydrogen fumarate) Liquid Concentrate is a solution containing 12.5 % tiamulin hydrogen fumarate (w/v) in an aqueous solution. The active ingredient, tiamulin hydrogen fumarate, chemically is 14-desoxy-14-[(2‑diethylaminoethyl) mercaptoacetoxy] mutilin hydrogen fumarate, a semi-synthetic diterpene antibiotic. Denagard Liquid Concentrate is for use only in preparing medicated drinking water for swine.
Actions: Tiamulin is active against Brachyspira (formerly Serpulina or Treponema) hyodysenteriae and Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae. It is readily absorbed from the gut and can be found in the blood within 30 minutes after dosing.
Adverse Reactions:
ADVERSE REACTIONS SECTION
Overdoses of Denagard have sometimes produced transitory salivation, vomiting and an apparent calming effect on the pig. If signs of toxicity occur, discontinue use of medicated water and replace with clean, fresh water.
In rare cases, redness of the skin primarily over the ham and underline has been observed during medication. If these signs appear, discontinue use of this drug. Provide ample clean drinking water. Thoroughly rinse (hose down) the housing to remove urine and feces from animal contact surfaces or move the animals to clean pens. If the condition persists, consult your veterinarian.
Studies to evaluate the safety of the water soluble form of tiamulin in breeding swine have not been done.
Use Directions:
DOSAGE & ADMINISTRATION SECTION
The concentration of tiamulin hydrogen fumarate in the drinking water must be adjusted to compensate for variation in water consumption due to weight or size of the pig, environmental temperature and other factors. It is important that pigs receive the proper drug dose, 3.5 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per pound for swine dysentery or 10.5 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per pound for swine pneumonia, each day for 5 consecutive days.
Directions for preparing Denagard medicated solutions
Determine the amount of Denagard Liquid Concentrate needed to medicate the desired volume of drinking water at the proper concentration. Carefully measure out this amount, add it to the water and stir to thoroughly mix.
1. Prepare fresh medicated drinking water every day for the 5 day treatment period.
2. Water medicated with Denagard should be the only source of drinking water during the treatment period.
*3. Increase or decrease dilution rate as required to obtain proper daily drug dose.
Number of pigs this bottle will treat for ONE day based on water consumption per pig
One Liter
Net tiamulin hydrogen fumarate content:
125,000 mg
Diseases to be treated:
Swine Dysentery
Swine Pneumonia
Daily tiamulin hydrogen fumarate required per pound body weight:
3.5 mg
10.5 mg
Required treatment duration:
5 days
5 days
Pig Wt, lb
Water Intake, gal
# of Pigs
# of Pigs
20
0.3 - 0.5
1,786
595
45
0.4 - 1.1
794
265
75
0.7 - 1.5
476
159
125
1.0 - 2.0
286
95
180
1.2 - 3.0
198
66
Suggested final dilution of:
1 bottle (1 Liter)
550 gal
183 gal
3 bottles (3 Liters)
1650 gal
550 gal
½ bottle (0.5 Liters)
275 gal
92 gal
Tiamulin hydrogen fumarate concentration per gallon at suggested final dilution*
227 mg (60 ppm)
681 mg (180 ppm)
1. Prepare fresh medicated drinking water every day for the 5 day treatment period.
2. Water medicated with Denagard should be the only source of drinking water during the treatment period.
*3. Increase or decrease dilution rate as required to obtain proper daily drug dose.
Number of pigs this bottle will treat for ONE day based on water consumption per pig
Five Liters
Net tiamulin hydrogen fumarate content:
625,000 mg
Diseases to be treated:
Swine Dysentery
Swine Pneumonia
Daily tiamulin hydrogen fumarate required per pound body weight:
3.5 mg
10.5 mg
Required treatment duration:
5 days
5 days
Pig Wt, lb
Water Intake, gal
# of Pigs
# of Pigs
20
0.3 - 0.5
8,930
2,975
45
0.4 - 1.1
3,970
1,325
75
0.7 - 1.5
2,380
795
125
1.0 - 2.0
1,430
475
180
1.2 - 3.0
990
330
Suggested final dilution of:
1 bottle (5 Liters)
2750 gal
917 gal
3 bottles (15 Liters)
8250 gal
2750 gal
½ bottle (2.5 Liters)
1375 gal
458 gal
Tiamulin hydrogen fumarate concentration per gallon at suggested final dilution*
227 mg (60 ppm)
681 mg (180 ppm)
Directions for using Denagard
In medicated proportioners: One liter of Denagard Liquid Concentrate mixed with water to make 4.3 gallons of stock solution and this stock solution metered at one fluid ounce per gallon will provide 227 mg of tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per gallon to 550 gallons of drinking water for treatment of swine dysentery. Three liters of Denagard Liquid Concentrate mixed with water to make 4.3 gallons of stock solution and this stock solution metered at one fluid ounce per gallon will provide 681 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per gallon to a total of 550 gallons of drinking water for treatment of swine pneumonia.
In medicated proportioners: Five liters of Denagard Liquid Concentrate mixed with water to make 21.5 gallons of stock solution and this stock solution metered at one fluid ounce per gallon will provide 227 mg of tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per gallon to 2750 gallons of drinking water for treatment of swine dysentery. Fifteen liters of Denagard Liquid Concentrate mixed with water to make 21.5 gallons of stock solution and this stock solution metered at one fluid ounce per gallon will provide 681 mg tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per gallon to a total of 2750 gallons of drinking water for treatment of swine pneumonia.
In barrels or tanks: One liter (1000 mL) of Denagard Liquid Concentrate will medicate 550 gallons of drinking water at 227 mg per gallon for treatment of swine dysentery or 183 gallons at 681 mg per gallon for treatment of swine pneumonia.
Measure Denagard Liquid Concentrate carefully, pour into the proper amount of water and thoroughly mix. The concentration of tiamulin hydrogen fumarate in the stock solution and in the drinking water delivered must be adjusted to compensate for variation in water consumption by pigs due to body weight, environmental and other factors. It is important that the pigs receive the proper drug dose of 3.5 mg of tiamulin hydrogen fumarate per pound of body weight daily for 5 consecutive days for treatment of swine dysentery or a dose of 10.5 mg per pound body weight daily for 5 consecutive days for treatment of swine pneumonia.
Attention: If no response to treatment is obtained within 5 days re-establish the diagnosis. Failure of response may be related to the presence of non-susceptible organisms of other complicating disease conditions. Because of the tendency for the disease to recur on premises with a history of swine dysentery or with swine pneumonia, a control program should be implemented after treatment. Drugs are not substitutes for proper sanitary measures or good management, but should be used in conjunction with such practices.