Vitamin A, D3, E and Biotin Injection

Vitamin A, D3, E and Biotin Injection comes under the branding of KB-D3 and helps to boost the Maintenance, Growth, Lactation, Reproduction, and well-being of animals. This injection is used in veterinary medicine to prevent and treat deficiencies of these important vitamins in animals. This medicine comes in the injective form that is used to treat various health problems due to vitamin deficiency.

This medicine is a combination of Vitamin A, D3, E and Biotin Injection in a single injection and offers numerous health benefits, addressing a range of nutritional deficiencies and supporting the overall wellness of animals. This combination injection is particularly beneficial for animal illness, poor nutrition, or other conditions that may deplete these vitamins. Use it under the guidelines of a veterinary doctor. 

Uses of Vitamin A, D3, E and Biotin Injection

• Keep the animal’s coat shiny
• boost the immune system
• helps prevent bone diseases
• Maintain healthy skin, coat, and hooves
• improve growth and egg quality
• Support their health and productivity

Direction for Use

• Administer this injection strictly according to the veterinarian’s instructions.
• The dosage and frequency will be determined based on the animal’s specific health requirements.
• Ensure the injection site is clean before injection to prevent infection.
• Follow the instructions and guidelines mentioned in medicine.

Storage 

• Store in a cool and dry place.
• Keep out of the reach of children.
• Keep away from direct sunlight.

Precaution

• Ensure that the animal is not hypersensitive to any components before using this medicine.
• Follow the veterinarian’s recommended instructions to prevent any side effects.
• If the animal suffers from kidney/ liver problems, share it with the doctor.
• Do not increase the dose without consulting a veterinarian.

Frequently Asked Questions About Vitamin A, D3, E and Biotin Injection

Can this injection be used with other medications or supplements?

yes, but inform your veterinarian about any other medications or supplements your animal is receiving to avoid potential interactions.

How is the injection administered?

A veterinary professional typically gives the injection. The veterinarian will determine the exact method and site of administration.

What should I do if my animal has an adverse reaction?

Contact your veterinarian immediately if you notice any signs of an allergic reaction or other severe side effects.

Are there any side effects of this injection?

Common side effects may include pain at the injection site, allergic reactions, or symptoms of hypervitaminosis if overdosed. Always follow the veterinarian’s dosage recommendations to minimize risks.