Burvaquin (Buparvaquone Injection) – Advanced Anti-Theileriosis Treatment

Burvaquin is a veterinary injectable solution formulated with Buparvaquone, a highly effective anti-protozoal agent used to treat Theileriosis in cattle and livestock. Theileriosis, caused by Theileria parva and Theileria annulata, is a serious tick-borne disease that affects red blood cells and lymphocytes, leading to fever, anemia, weakness, and potentially death if untreated.

Burvaquin provides rapid and reliable treatment, with cure rates approaching 100% when administered early in the disease cycle. Its fast action and long-lasting effects make it a trusted solution for farmers and veterinarians worldwide.

Key Benefits

• High Cure Rate: Near 100% effectiveness when given at early stages of Theileriosis.
• Fast-Acting: Single-dose injection often sufficient to clear infection.
• Broad Spectrum: Effective against multiple Theileria species, including T. parva and T. annulata.
• Improved Productivity: Restores health, appetite, and milk/meat yield in affected livestock.
• Reduced Mortality: Prevents severe complications and death from untreated Theileriosis.

How Burvaquin Works

• Mode of Action: Buparvaquone interferes with parasite respiration by blocking electron transfer in the mitochondrial chain.
• Targeted Effect: Acts on both macroschizonts and intra-erythrocyte piroplasms, eliminating the parasite at multiple life stages.
• Potency: In vitro activity is 20 times stronger and in vivo activity 8 times stronger than parvaquone, its predecessor.

Recommended Usage

• Administration: Intramuscular injection under veterinary supervision.
• Dosage: Typically a single dose is sufficient, though severe cases may require follow-up.
• Timing: Best results achieved when administered at the early stages of clinical disease.

Why Choose Horse Vet Meds?

At Horse Vet Meds, we provide trusted veterinary medicines sourced from reputable suppliers. Burvaquin is part of our specialized catalog for livestock health, ensuring:

• Veterinary-grade quality
• Global shipping and compliance
• Effective solutions for tick-borne diseases
• Expert customer support

BURVAQUIN (ceftiofur crystalline free acid) Sterile Suspension is indicated for the treatment of lower respiratory tract infections in horses caused by susceptible strains of Streptococcus equi subspecies zooepidemicus (S. zooepidemicus). S. zooepidemicus is the most common bacterial pathogen isolated from equine respiratory infections.^1-3

BURVAQUIN is the first and only FDA-approved antibiotic for horses that offers a full course of therapy in just two doses. BURVAQUIN reduces the treatment requirements from 10 once or twice daily doses of a comparative antibiotic, such as oral trimethoprim-sulfonamide (TMS), to just two doses. This makes treating equine respiratory infections less stressful for the horse and more convenient for the veterinarian and horse owner.

First and Only Sustained-Release Antibiotic

• BURVAQUIN is the first and only antibiotic FDA-approved for horses that offers a full 10-day course of therapy in just two treatments.

Fewer Doses

• By providing 10 days of therapy in just two treatments, veterinarians can optimize compliance and convenience.
• Fewer administrations mean less potential for missed doses.
• Comparative treatments require 10 once or twice daily doses. Maintaining multiple treatments at consistent intervals can cause added stress for the horse as well as for those administering the medication. For a full course of therapy, your horse must receive the full dose at regular intervals as prescribed by a veterinarian.

Safe and Effective

• The use of BURVAQUIN provides veterinarians peace of mind, knowing they have selected a product that has been demonstrated to be both safe and effective in horses.
• BURVAQUIN is FDA-approved for use in horses and is available through veterinary prescription only.

• BURVAQUIN is the first and only antibiotic FDA-approved for horses that offers a full 10-day course of therapy in just two treatments.

Fewer Doses

• By providing 10 days of therapy in just two treatments, veterinarians can optimize compliance and convenience.
• Fewer administrations mean less potential for missed doses.
• Comparative treatments require 10 once or twice daily doses. Maintaining multiple treatments at consistent intervals can cause added stress for the horse as well as for those administering the medication. For a full course of therapy, your horse must receive the full dose at regular intervals as prescribed by a veterinarian.