MAGLUSIA 20ML

Maglusia Injection – Flunixin 83mg | Fast-Acting Veterinary NSAID for Pain & Inflammation Relief

Maglusia Injection by Avosia Vetcare is a fast-acting veterinary NSAID (Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drug) formulated with Flunixin Meglumine 83mg. This powerful anti-inflammatory and analgesic injection is designed to provide rapid relief from pain, fever, and inflammation in animals. Ideal for livestock, equines, and pets, Maglusia Injection supports quicker recovery and improved animal welfare during illness, injury, or post-surgical care.

Key Benefits and Features

✅ Potent Pain Relief: Flunixin Meglumine is widely used in veterinary medicine for its powerful action against inflammation, fever, and pain associated with musculoskeletal disorders, colic in horses, and acute mastitis in cattle.

✅ Fast-Acting Formula: Rapid onset of action ensures timely relief from discomfort, helping animals regain their appetite, mobility, and overall well-being.

✅ Veterinary-Grade Quality: Formulated with Benzyl Alcohol I.P. 10% W/V as a preservative to maintain sterility and stability during usage.

✅ Multi-Species Use: Suitable for a variety of animals including cattle, buffalo, horses, goats, and dogs for effective management of inflammatory and febrile conditions.

Composition

• Flunixin Meglumine I.P.: Equivalent to Flunixin 83 mg

• Benzyl Alcohol I.P.: 10% W/V (as preservative)

Indications

Maglusia Injection is indicated for the treatment of:

• Musculoskeletal pain and inflammation

• Colic in horses

• Acute mastitis in cattle

• Respiratory tract inflammation

• Fever associated with infections

• Post-operative pain management

Dosage & Administration

Administer as directed by a licensed veterinarian. Dosage depends on species, body weight, and severity of condition.

Why Choose Maglusia Injection?

• Trusted anti-inflammatory solution for veterinary use

• Reliable relief from pain, inflammation, and fever

• Suitable for both large and small animals

• Backed by Avosia Vetcare’s commitment to animal health