 A field study was conducted in Nebraska (n=240) comparing the efficacy of a single dose of DRAXXIN (2.5 mg/kg) to Nuflor (40 mg/kg) as first-line BRD
treatments, from days 3 through 28 and days 3 through close (day 60).2
- First-treatment success from days 3 through 28 was significantly higher for cattle that received DRAXXIN (83.1%) than that for cattle which received
Nuflor (52.1%) (Figure 6).
- Chronics and mortalities (BRD removals), in cattle treated with DRAXXIN, were significantly lower (2.5%) than for those that received Nuflor (9.2%),
from day 3 through 28.
- Treatment success from days 3 through close was significantly higher for cattle that received DRAXXIN (79.7%) than for cattle that received Nuflor
(48.7%).
- Chronics and mortalities (BRD removals), in cattle treated with DRAXXIN, were significantly lower (5.1%) than for those that received Nuflor (15.1%),
from day 3 through close.
A second field study was conducted in Nebraska (n=200) comparing the efficacy of a single dose of DRAXXIN (2.5 mg/kg) to a single dose of Micotil (10 mg/kg)
for days 3 through 28 and days 3 through close (day 60 or 61).2
- First-treatment success from days 3 through 28 was significantly higher for animals that received DRAXXIN (80.0%) than that for animals which
received Micotil (35.0%) (Figure 7).
- Chronics and mortalities (BRD removals), in cattle treated with DRAXXIN, were significantly lower (4.0%) than for those that received Micotil (26.0%),
from day 3 through 28.
- Treatment success from days 3 through 60 was significantly higher for animals that received DRAXXIN (78.0%) than for animals that received Micotil
(34.0%).
- Chronics and mortalities (BRD removals), in cattle treated with DRAXXIN, were significantly lower (6.0%) than for those that received Micotil (32.0%)
from day 3 through close (day 60 or 61).
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