Parafenac-SP

Parafenac-SP Bolus by Inmed Animal Health is a highly effective, advanced therapeutic formula specifically designed for livestock health. It combines three powerful active ingredients—Aceclofenac, Paracetamol, and Serratiopeptidase—to deliver a comprehensive approach to managing pain, reducing fever, and tackling severe inflammation in animals.

Whether dealing with acute musculoskeletal disorders or managing post-surgical recovery, Parafenac-SP ensures a multi-action healing process. Aceclofenac works as a potent anti-inflammatory agent, Paracetamol quickly brings down high body temperature (fever), and Serratiopeptidase acts as a proteolytic enzyme that breaks down inflammatory tissue, speeding up the tissue repair process. This powerful combination helps livestock recover faster, restoring their comfort, mobility, and overall productivity.

Key Benefits:

• Triple-Action Formula: Combines a potent pain reliever, an effective fever reducer, and an enzyme for rapid swelling reduction.

• Faster Recovery: Significantly accelerates tissue healing and restores normal movement in affected animals.

• Broad-Spectrum Livestock Use: Completely safe and highly effective for cattle, buffalo, sheep, goats, and horses.

• Protective Anti-Inflammatory Action: Actively targets the root cause of swelling to minimize structural and tissue damage.

FAQs:

Q1: What are the main uses of Parafenac-SP Bolus?

It is used to treat pain, high fever, and severe inflammation caused by musculoskeletal disorders, mastitis, lameness, colic, and post-surgical conditions in livestock.

Q2: Which animals can safely be given Parafenac-SP Bolus?

This bolus is formulated safely for a wide range of livestock, including cattle, buffalo, horses, sheep, and goats.

Q3: How does Serratiopeptidase help in the recovery process?

Serratiopeptidase is a specialized enzyme that actively breaks down inflammatory fluids and tissues, which reduces swelling quickly and speeds up recovery.

Q4: Can this bolus be given to an animal after a surgical procedure?

Yes, it is explicitly indicated for post-surgical conditions to manage acute pain, reduce wound swelling, and prevent surgical-site fever.