Anthiomaline injection – lithium antimony thiomalate for nasal granuloma, papillomatosis, filariasis & leishmaniasis in animals

Anthiomaline injection – lithium antimony thiomalate for nasal granuloma, papillomatosis, filariasis & leishmaniasis in animals
Anthiomaline injection – lithium antimony thiomalate for nasal granuloma, papillomatosis, filariasis & leishmaniasis in animals

Product name:

Anthiomaline injection


Composition:

Each ml contains:
Lithium antimony thiomalate – 60 mg


Indications:

Anthiomaline injection is a veterinary formulation used in the treatment of:

  • Tropical nasal granuloma (schistosomiasis) in cattle
  • Filariasis and leishmaniasis in dogs
  • Papillomatosis (warts) in cattle and horses

Dosage & administration:

Route: Deep intramuscular (i/m) injection only

Cattle:

  • Nasal granuloma:
    Administer 20 ml deep i/m, repeated 2 to 3 times at weekly intervals.
  • Papillomatosis (warts):
    Administer 15 ml deep i/m, given 4 to 6 times at 2-day intervals. As warts begin to necrose, they should be surgically removed (enucleated), and the affected area should be dressed with an antibacterial agent.

Horses:

  • Follow the same protocol as cattle for papillomatosis.
  • Ensure deep i/m injection only, as subcutaneous (s/c) administration may lead to local depigmentation at the injection site.

Dogs:

  • Start with 1 ml deep i/m, increasing gradually by 0.5 ml increments up to 2.5 ml, depending on the size and condition.
  • Injections should be administered on alternate days, for a total of 4 to 6 doses.

Important note:

Always administer anthiomaline injection deep intramuscularly. Avoid subcutaneous injection to prevent local reactions or skin discoloration.