The Doramax 10 mg/ml Injection (Doramectin) is a broad-spectrum, long-acting injectable parasiticide designed for effective control of internal and external parasites in cattle, sheep, and pigs. With a single administration, Doramax provides sustained protection against a wide range of parasites, improving animal welfare by reducing the need for repeated treatments and handling. Its powerful formulation is safe for use in breeding animals and during pregnancy, including lactating sows and breeding boars. Doramax 10 mg/ml injection (Doramectin) is ideal for integrated livestock management systems, offering a convenient dosing regime adaptable across multiple species and production stages.
Active ingredient: Doramectin 10 mg/ml
Target Species: Cattle, Sheep, and Pigs
Treats and Controls: Gastrointestinal roundworms (adults and L4), Lungworms, Eyeworms, Warbles, Sucking lice, Mange mites, biting lice and ticks
Administration Method:
Cattle: Subcutaneous injection
Sheep and Pigs: Intramuscular injection
Withdrawal Time:
Meat and Offal:
Cattle: 70 days
Sheep: 70 days
Pigs: 77 days
Milk: Not permitted for use in lactating animals producing milk for human consumption
Dosage: 1ml per 50kg of bodyweight
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Body Weight (kg)
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Dose Volume (ml)
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Max Volume per Injection Site
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100 kg
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2.0 ml
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5ml
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150 kg
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3.0 ml
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5 ml
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200 kg
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4.0 ml
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5 ml
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250 kg
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5.0 ml
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5 ml
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300 kg
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6.0 ml
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Split into 2 sites
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350 kg
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7.0 ml
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Split into 2 sites
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400 kg
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8.0 ml
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Split into 2 sites
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450 kg
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9.0 ml
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Split into 2 sites
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500 kg
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10.0 ml
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Split into 2 sites
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Features of Doramax 10 mg/ml Injection (Doramectin):
- Single injection provides long-acting protection
- Reduces animal stress by limiting handling and retreatment
- Broad-spectrum efficacy against key parasites in cattle, sheep, and pigs
- Safe for use in breeding animals and during pregnancy
- Effective against lice, mange mites, lungworms, warbles, and GI worms
- Convenient multi-species dosing flexibility
- Minimises pasture contamination and parasite transmission
