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SEQUEL Fact Sheet - Ancare

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1212<br />

fact sheet<br />

<strong>Ancare</strong> Australia Pty Ltd<br />

Building D, 12-24 Talavera Rd<br />

Macquarie Park NSW 2113<br />

Ph (02) 9893 0071<br />

Fax (02) 9893 0099<br />

genesis@ancare.com.au<br />

www.ancare.com.au<br />

A dual combination oral drench for sheep containing 1g/L ABAMECTIN, a<br />

member of the macrocyclic lactone family of chemicals (mectin drenches) and<br />

40g/L LEVAMISOLE (as levamisole hydrochloride), a member of the<br />

imidazothiazoles family of chemicals (clear drenches). It also contains 0.5g/L<br />

SELENIUM (as sodium selenate) and 2.2g/L COBALT (as cobalt disodium<br />

EDTA).<br />

• Broad spectrum<br />

• Short acting combination drench<br />

• Controls BZ, levamisole and ML resistant worms^<br />

• Standard 1mL per 5kg dose rate<br />

COMBINATION POWER<br />

<strong>SEQUEL</strong> Abamectin/Levamisole Combi Drench contains two short acting<br />

ingredients. Abamectin is more potent than ivermectin and has a short chemical tail.<br />

Levamisole has good efficacy against Haemonchus and Cooperia, the species mectins<br />

find hard to kill. At the recommended dose rate, <strong>SEQUEL</strong> treats and controls the<br />

following sheep roundworms, sensitive to at least one of the two deworming agents<br />

contained in the product:<br />

Adult and immature gastro-intestinal roundworms<br />

Barbers Pole Worm (Haemonchus contortus)*<br />

Small Brown Stomach Worm (Teladorsagia [Ostertagia] circumcincta)*<br />

Stomach Hair Worm (Trichostrongylus axei)*<br />

Black Scour Worm (Trichostrongylus spp)*<br />

Small Intestinal Worm (Cooperia spp)*<br />

Thin Necked Intestinal Worm (Nematodirus spp)<br />

Hookworm (Bunostomum trigonocephalum)<br />

Intestinal Threadworm (Strongyloides papillosus)<br />

Large Bowel Worm (Oesophagostomum venulosum)<br />

Large Mouthed Bowel Worm (Chabertia ovina)<br />

Nodule Worm (Oesophagostomum columbianum)<br />

Whipworm (Trichuris ovis)<br />

* including inhibited fourth stage larvae<br />

<strong>SEQUEL</strong> also provides a selenium and cobalt supplement for sheep raised in selenium<br />

and/or cobalt deficient areas<br />

ASSISTS IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CHEMICAL RESISTANCE<br />

Resistance may develop to any drench. However, studies have shown that using<br />

combination drenches, such as <strong>SEQUEL</strong>, can significantly delay the development of<br />

resistance. <strong>SEQUEL</strong> is active against sheep roundworms that have single resistance<br />

to the benzimidazole, imidazothiazole (levamisole) or macrocyclic lactone^ families of<br />

chemicals. It is advisable that a drench-resistance test be conducted before any drench<br />

is used.


STANDARD DOSE RATE<br />

The dose rate of 1mL/5kg bodyweight is the same low dose of traditional drenches and application is by<br />

the oral route using any standard drenching equipment. At the given dose rate, <strong>SEQUEL</strong> delivers 0.2mg<br />

abamectin, 6.8mg levamisole (8mg levamisole hydrochloride), 0.1mg selenium and 0.44mg cobalt per kg<br />

bodyweight.<br />

Bodyweight Dose 5 Litre Treats 15 Litre Treats<br />

DO NOT treat lambs under 15kg.<br />

16 to 20kg 4mL 1250 3750<br />

21 to 25kg 5mL 1000 3000<br />

26 to 30kg 6mL 833 2500<br />

31 to 35kg 7mL 714 2142<br />

36 to 40kg 8mL 625 1875<br />

41 to 45kg 9mL 555 1666<br />

46 to 50kg 10mL 500 1500<br />

51 to 55kg 11mL 454 1363<br />

56 to 60kg 12mL 416 1250<br />

61 to 65kg 13mL 384 1153<br />

66 to 70kg 14mL 357 1071<br />

71 to 75kg 15mL 333 1000<br />

Dose animals heavier than 75 kg at 1 mL per 5 kg<br />

Re-treatment interval: DO NOT re-treat animals for 6 weeks after last treatment.<br />

ANIMAL SAFETY<br />

<strong>SEQUEL</strong> should not be used when selenium intake from pasture is high or selenium is provided by other<br />

means (such as pasture top dressing, vaccine, pellets or selenium drenches) if blood selenium levels at<br />

treatment are high. Users can determine the sheep’s selenium status by consulting their veterinarian.<br />

Selenium can have toxic effects, particularly in sheep with liver damage that graze in areas where plants<br />

containing pyrrolizidine alkaloids (e.g. heliotrope and Paterson’s curse) are present. Do not add additional<br />

selenium to the drench and do not use at the same time as other selenium treatments (e.g. selenised<br />

vaccines, drenches or pellets, pasture top dressing) without consulting a veterinarian. Do not administer<br />

selenium supplements at intervals less than three weeks or within one year of long-term selenium bullet or<br />

capsule treatment.<br />

Because <strong>SEQUEL</strong> contains levamisole, exercise care in handling weak, pregnant and young animals to<br />

avoid unnecessary stress. Avoid yarding animals off-feed overnight, and ensure animals have access to<br />

water when yarded prior to drenching. Stress and lack of feed or water may enhance the chance of<br />

levamisole toxicity, even with the recommended dose. Recommended dose should not be exceeded,<br />

except under veterinary supervision.<br />

Do not administer <strong>SEQUEL</strong> to sheep that are dehydrated or unwell and do not use in lambs under six<br />

weeks of age or less than 15kg bodyweight.<br />

WITHHOLDING PERIODS<br />

MEAT: 14 days<br />

EXPORT SLAUGHTER INTERVAL (ESI): 42 days<br />

MILK: DO NOT USE in sheep which are producing or<br />

may in the future produce milk where the milk or milk<br />

products may be used for human consumption.<br />

PACK SIZES AVAILABLE<br />

5L Backpack<br />

15L Drum<br />

^Claim for control of ML-resistant worms subject to APVMA<br />

approval at time of printing.

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