Sihil Atavon Pro 250mg Antibiotic Tablets for Dogs & Cats

Sihil Atavon Pro 250mg Tablets for Dogs & Cats – Atovaquone + Proguanil for Tick Fever (Babesia) & Cytauxzoonosis

Sihil Atavon Pro Tablets are a potent, prescription-only antimicrobial formulation for dogs and cats, containing Atovaquone 250 mg and Proguanil Hydrochloride 100 mg. This advanced combination therapy is specifically designed for the treatment of serious protozoal blood infections, including canine tick fever (Babesia gibsoni) and feline Cytauxzoonosis.

Unlike broad-spectrum antiparasitic medications, Sihil Atavon Pro works by targeting protozoal organisms within red blood cells, helping to control infections that commonly result in fever, anemia, lethargy, weakness, and loss of appetite. It is frequently prescribed by veterinarians in combination with Azithromycin as part of a comprehensive treatment protocol.

Manufactured by Sihil Animal Health, Chennai, India, this product meets veterinary pharmaceutical standards and is intended strictly for use under professional supervision.

Key Features & Benefits

• Contains Atovaquone 250 mg + Proguanil Hydrochloride 100 mg

• Indicated for Babesia gibsoni (tick fever) in dogs

• Used in management of Cytauxzoonosis in cats

• Targets protozoal blood parasites

• Helps manage symptoms such as fever, anemia, fatigue, and lethargy

• Commonly used with Azithromycin as per veterinary protocols

Dosage & Administration

Dosage is determined by the veterinarian based on body weight and clinical condition.
Typical protocols reference approximately 13.5 mg atovaquone and 5 mg proguanil per kg body weight, administered 3–4 times daily, often alongside Azithromycin.

Precautions & Safety Information

• Veterinary prescription required

• Not intended for preventive or general deworming use

• Possible side effects may include vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal discomfort, and reduced appetite

• Discontinue and consult your veterinarian if adverse reactions occur

Disclaimer

This product description is for educational and informational purposes only. Diagnosis, dosage, and treatment must be determined by a licensed veterinarian. Do not self-medicate pets.