Active Ingredients:
1 ml of the product contains 0.05 ml deltamethrin.
Inactive Ingredients:
Xylene, calcium dodecylbenzenesulfonate, tristyrylphenol ethoxylates.
Description:
Oily, yellowish homogeneous liquid with a specific odor.
Packaging:
Available in 3 ml glass ampoules, 100 ml polyethylene bottles, and 1 L polyethylene bottles.
Pharmacotherapeutic Group:
Ectoparasitic, insectoacaricidal agent; ATC Vet Code: QP53AC11
Target Species:
Cattle, sheep
Pharmacological Properties:
Bitoxi is based on the synthetic pyrethroid deltamethrin and is characterized by a broad-spectrum insectoacaricidal effect. It is effective against mange mites, poultry mites, ixodid ticks, scabies, sheep ticks, bedbugs, flies, midges, mosquitoes, and other ectoparasites.
Its mechanism of action is based on blocking neuromuscular transmission at the peripheral nerve ganglia level, leading to paralysis and death of the parasite.
Bitoxi is moderately toxic to warm-blooded animals and, in recommended doses and concentrations, does not cause local irritation or allergic reactions.
Toxic to fish and bees.
Indications for Use:
Bitoxi is used exclusively for eliminating ectoparasites in animals, including mange mites, scabies mites, fleas, ixodid ticks, lice, mosquitoes, flies, midges, and flesh fly larvae.
Method of Use and Dosage:
Used as an aqueous emulsion by spraying or bathing animals.
The working emulsion must be prepared immediately before use. Initially, the concentrate is mixed thoroughly with a small amount of water (1:4 ratio), and then this mixture is gradually added to a bath or disinfection unit with additional water, mixed for approximately 10 minutes. The temperature of the working emulsion should be between 15–20°C.
Do not rinse the animal after treatment.
Avoid spraying against the wind.
Animals should be treated in the morning before being let out to pasture, or during rest periods, according to the ectoparasite risk.
Against psoroptic mange in sheep:
Bathing: 1 L concentrate per 1600 L of water
Spraying: 1 L concentrate per 1000 L of water
For prevention: single treatment
For treatment: two treatments, 7–10 days apart
Against ixodid ticks in cattle (spraying):
1 L concentrate per 1350 L of water.
Consumption rate: 2–3 L per animal
Treat every 6–7 days.
Dispose of used solution into a sedimentation tank.
Contraindications:
Do not treat sick or weakened animals.
Side Effects:
None observed when used at recommended concentrations.
Withdrawal Period:
Animals may be slaughtered for meat 5 days after the last treatment.
If slaughtered earlier, meat can be used for carnivorous animals or for meat-and-bone meal production.
Milk should not be consumed for 3 days after the last treatment. It may be used as animal feed during this time.
Precautions:
Use protective clothing (coat, apron, hat, gloves, goggles, respirator) when handling the product. Do not eat, drink, or smoke during use.
After use, wash hands, face, and rinse mouth. If product contacts skin, wash with soap and plenty of water.
Do not reuse empty bottles. Avoid environmental contamination – do not allow used solution to enter bodies of water.
Storage Conditions:
Store in a dry, dark place at no more than 25°C.
Shelf Life: 3 years.
Manufacturer:
LLC "Biotecsi", Georgia, Tbilisi, 8 Yumashvili St.
