In case of emergency/overdose
Tylosin is relatively safe in most overdose situations.
The LD50 in pigs is greater than 5 g/kg orally, and approximately 1 g/kg IM. However, shock and death have been reported in baby pigs overdosed with tylosin.
Dogs are reported to tolerate oral doses of 800 mg/kg. Long-term (2 year) oral administration of up to 400 mg/kg produced no organ toxicity in dogs.
In cases of human injection, contact your local physician immediately. Furthermore, the manufacturer has emergency phone number to assist in dealing with exposure: 1-800-428-4441.
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