Wellcon Doxicon L 300mg Tablet (Doxycycline & Lactic Acid) for Dogs

This highest-strength formulation in the Doxicon-L series delivers potent 30S ribosomal inhibition against intracellular pathogens while Lactobacillus prevents dysbiosis during extended high-dose therapy, reserved for giant breeds (>40kg) or hospitalized patients with resistant ehrlichiosis, severe pneumonia, or leptospirosis.

• Composition : Doxycycline Hyclate 300mg (broad-spectrum tetracycline).
  
• Lactic Acid Bacillus (probiotic protection).
  
• Heavy-duty tablet excipients.

Indications :

• Severe systemic infections requiring high dosing.
  
• Advanced tick-borne diseases (severe ehrlichiosis, anaplasmosis).
  
• Complicated pneumonia or respiratory distress.
  
• Refractory wound infections or osteomyelitis.

Features :

• Maximum therapeutic levels for giant breeds/critical cases.
  
• Superior intracellular penetration vs. other tetracyclines.
  
• Probiotic maintains GI integrity during aggressive therapy.
  
• Single tablet simplifies dosing in large patients.

Directions for Use:

• Dosage: 5-10 mg/kg body weight daily (e.g., 1 tab per 30-60kg dog).
  

• Administer orally with substantial meal; avoid all dairy/calcium.
  

• Veterinary prescription required; intensive monitoring; 14-28 day courses.

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