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| Product | Atovaquone 250 mg - Sihil Atavon Tablets |
|---|---|
| Categories | Veterinary |
| Pack Size | 30 Tablets, 60 Tablets, 90 Tablets |
| Availability | Confirmed on enquiry |
Veterinary product. Not for human use. Please consult your veterinarian.
Product category: Veterinary
Listed active ingredient: Atovaquone 250 mg
Pack options: 30, 60 and 90 tablets
Regulatory status: Verify for the relevant species and destination
Sihil Atavon is listed as an atovaquone 250 mg veterinary tablet. Atovaquone is an antiprotozoal agent sometimes used by veterinarians in treatment protocols for selected protozoal infections. This listing does not establish a licensed indication or dosing schedule for a specific animal.
Atovaquone has been studied in canine babesiosis, particularly as part of veterinarian-selected combination treatment. Diagnosis may include veterinary examination and blood testing. Different Babesia species and other infectious diseases require different care.
Do not calculate a dose from this tablet strength or administer it without veterinary oversight. Follow a verified manufacturer label, confirm species suitability and obtain a veterinarian’s advice about monitoring and other medicines.
Gastrointestinal intolerance may occur. Severe lethargy, pale gums, breathing difficulty, fever or collapse requires urgent veterinary attention, regardless of the suspected cause. Product origin and labeling should be confirmed.
The catalogue identifies Atavon as a veterinary tablet containing atovaquone 250 mg; manufacturer and ingredient verification is essential.
Veterinarians sometimes use atovaquone in selected protozoal infections, including some Babesia infections in dogs, often with another medicine.
No. Atovaquone is not a routine broad-spectrum dewormer.
Species-specific safety and dosing must be assessed by a veterinarian; do not extrapolate canine regimens.
No. Diagnosis and sometimes laboratory testing are important before treatment.
No. The listed strength does not determine dosing or duration for a pet.
Seek prompt veterinary assessment; anemia may be serious and caused by many conditions.
Gastrointestinal adverse effects are possible with atovaquone; report symptoms to the treating veterinarian.
Only after a veterinarian checks the intended combination and possible interactions.
Manufacturer, species indication, registration status, original packaging and pack-storage directions.
Cureiva handles legitimate veterinary product enquiries subject to verified manufacturer documentation, prescribing rules and destination-country import requirements. No independent veterinary clinician sign-off has been completed.