Q-Drench Multi-Combination Drench for Sheep

Q-Drench is the ideal choice for strategic treatments such as weaning, pre-lambing, quarantine, primer and exit drenches, which rely on the highest possible efficacy to achieve their aims. It was developed in Australia for Australian sheep producers and contains 4 actives with 4 different modes of action at 4 fully effective doses. Using Q-Drench as part of, or within, a season drench rotation will increase sheep productivity and help delay the development of parasite resistance to existing drenches.

Features

• 4 actives with 4 different modes of action in every dose
• Ideal for strategic drenching programs
• Delays development of resistant worm strains
• Made in Australia for Australian conditions
• Cost-effective, broad-spectrum worm control

Benefits

• The 4-way power of Q-drench slows the development of resistance to individual actives by attacking parasites in 4 different ways
• Effective against susceptible gastrointestinal roundworms (Including strains with single or dual resistance to macrocyclic lactones, benzimidazoles, levamisole or closantel, and strains of Haemonchus contortus with emerging resistance to closantel)
• Effective against lung worm and tapeworms
• Effective against mature and late immature (from 6-week stage) liver fluke
• Effective against nasal bot and itch mite

Recommendations for Use

Uses on farm for Q-drench include:

• Entry or primer drench
• Exit or tail cutter drench
• Pre-lamb drench
• Quarantine drench
• Weaning drench
• Liver Fluke control
• Tapeworm control

Treatment and control of sensitive strains of the following parasites of sheep:
Adult and immature gastrointestinal roundworms:

• Barber's Pole Worm - Haemonchus contortus - including inhibited L4 stage and strains with single, dual or triple resistance to macrocyclic lactones, benzimidazoles, levamisole or closantel, and strains with emerging resistance to closantel.
• Small Brown Stomach Worm - Teladorsagia (Ostertagia) circumcincta - including inhibited L4 stage and strains with single or dual resistance to macrocyclic lactones, benzimidazoles or levamisole.
• Black Scour Worm - Trichostrongylus colubriformis - including strains with single or dual resistance to macrocyclic lactones, benzimidazoles or levamisole.
• Large Stomach Worm - Haemonchus placei
• Stomach Hair Worm - Trichostrongylus axei
• Black Scour Worm - Trichostrongylus vitrinus
• Small Intestinal Worm - Cooperia spp
• Thin-Necked Intestinal Worm - Nematodirus spp
• Large Mouthed Bowel Worm - Chabertia ovina
• Nodule Worm - Oesophagostomum columbianum
• Large Bowel Worm - Oesophagostomum venulosum
• Whip worm - Trichuris ovis
• Intestinal threadworm - Strongyloides papillosus
• Hookworm - Bunostomum spp

Nasal Bot - Oestrus ovis

• Lungworm - Dictyocaulus viviparus (Large lungworm)
• Liver Fluke - Fasciola hepatica - mature fluke and late immature forms including 6-week-old stages. Reduces the output of viable fluke eggs.
• Tapeworms - Moniezia spp - heads and segments
• Itch mite - Psorergates ovis

Storage:

• Store below 30°C (room temperature), in original container.
• Do NOT freeze.
• Do NOT store at low temperature.

Withholding Periods:

• Meat: 28 days.
• Milk: DO NOT USE in female sheep which are producing, or may in the future produce, milk or milk products for human consumption.
• DO NOT USE in lambs under 6 weeks of age or 10 kg bodyweight.
• Exercise care in handling weak, pregnant and young animals to avoid unnecessary stress.
• Avoid yarding animals off-feed overnight, and ensure animals have access to water when yarded prior to drenching.
• Recommended dose should not be exceeded, except under veterinary supervision.

Safety Instructions:

• Poisonous if absorbed by skin contact or swallowed.
• May irritate the eyes and skin.
• Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
• When opening the container and pouring large quantities wear elbow-length PVC gloves. After each days use, wash gloves.
• Wash hands after use.