Neon Injection K 1mg Injection for Dogs and Cats, 0.5ml

Definitive Antidote for Anticoagulant Rodenticide Toxicosis The Primary & Most Critical Indication: Phytomenadione injection is the only specific, direct-acting pharmacological antidote for anticoagulant rodenticide (rat poison) toxicity in dogs, cats, and other domestic animals. There is no substitute, no comparable alternative, and no time to delay in animals presenting with active haemorrhage secondary to rodenticide toxicosis, immediate Phytomenadione administration alongside supportive care (plasma, whole blood transfusion for active haemorrhage) is the sole intervention that can reverse the coagulopathy and prevent death from internal or external haemorrhage

Measurable Improvement in Prothrombin Time Within 1–2 Hours: parenteral Phytomenadione administration produces measurable improvement in prothrombin time within 1 to 2 hours of administration confirming restoration of active Vitamin K-dependent clotting factor synthesis. This rapid clinical response is an important prognostic marker monitoring PT every 12 to 24 hours guides the adequacy of dosing and the duration of therapy required

Effective Against ALL Anticoagulant Rodenticides Including Long-Acting Second-Generation Compounds: Phytomenadione is equally effective against both first-generation (warfarin, diphacinone, chlorophacinone) and second-generation (brodifacoum, bromadiolone, difethialone) anticoagulant rodenticides though the treatment duration for second-generation compounds is dramatically longer (4 to 6 weeks versus 5 to 7 days for first-generation) due to their very long tissue half-lives and extremely high VKOR binding affinity

Treatment of Vitamin K Deficiency from Hepatic Disease: severe hepatic disease impairs Vitamin K absorption, storage, and activation Phytomenadione injection provides direct, reliable Vitamin K repletion in hepatic-compromised patients where oral supplementation may be poorly absorbed or inadequate for maintaining haemostatic competence in severely jaundiced or cirrhotic animals

Management of Coumarin Toxicosis from Sweet Clover / Bishydroxycoumarin: specifically indicated for hypoprothrombinemia caused by consumption of spoiled or mouldy sweet clover containing naturally occurring Bishydroxycoumarin a relevant indication in Indian livestock and horses with access to deteriorated forage

Reversal of Excessive Anticoagulation from Warfarin Therapy: in animals receiving warfarin anticoagulation therapy (uncommon but used in some cardiovascular conditions), Phytomenadione reverses excessive anticoagulation when prothrombin time is dangerously elevated or spontaneous haemorrhage occurs however, this must be balanced carefully against the risk of restoring the pro-thrombotic state that made anticoagulation necessary

Parenteral Route for Guaranteed Bioavailability in Emergency Presentations: oral Vitamin K1 absorption requires intact fat absorption, functioning intestinal mucosa, and adequate bile salt availability all of which may be compromised in severely ill, jaundiced, or haemorrhaging emergency patients. Injectable Phytomenadione bypasses all gastrointestinal absorption variables, delivering 100% bioavailability directly into the systemic circulation for immediate hepatic uptake and utilisation making it the essential formulation for the initial emergency management of all Vitamin K1-responsive coagulopathies

How to Administer:

For subcutaneous (S/C) or intramuscular (I/M) administration by or under the direct supervision of a licensed veterinarian only these routes are strongly preferred over the intravenous route. Draw the calculated dose into a sterile syringe using aseptic technique. For subcutaneous administration, pinch a skin fold over the dorsal neck or interscapular region and inject the calculated dose. For intramuscular administration, inject into the epaxial muscles or hindlimb. If intravenous administration is considered unavoidable in a critical emergency, the drug must be diluted in compatible IV fluid and administered very slowly not exceeding 1mg per minute with the patient under close monitoring for anaphylactoid reactions.

Storage Advice:

Store Injek Injection at controlled room temperature between 15°C and 30°C. Protect strictly from light at all times Phytomenadione is highly photosensitive and light exposure causes rapid degradation. Store in the original dark packaging until immediately before use. Do not freeze. Keep out of reach of children. Do not use after the expiry date on the ampoule. Inspect each ampoule visually before use do not use if particulate matter is present or the solution appears discoloured.

About the Brand:

Neon Laboratories Ltd. is a trusted and established Indian pharmaceutical company headquartered in Andheri (East), Mumbai with decades of pharmaceutical manufacturing experience across human injectables, oral formulations, and specialty pharmaceutical products. Their Injek Phytomenadione Injection represents the pharmaceutical-grade quality manufacturing precision, active ingredient concentration accuracy, and strict sterility assurance that veterinarians depend upon when administering a life-saving antidote to a critically ill patient. Neon Laboratories' commitment to accessible, quality-assured pharmaceutical manufacturing aligns perfectly with Animeal's mission to provide registered veterinary professionals across India with reliable access to the veterinary pharmaceutical tools needed at every critical clinical moment.

Disclaimer:

Injek Phytomenadione Injection is a prescription-only human pharmaceutical product with well-documented, critically important veterinary application as the definitive antidote for anticoagulant rodenticide toxicosis and treatment of Vitamin K-responsive coagulopathies in companion and livestock animals. It must be prescribed, dosed, and administered exclusively by or under the direct supervision of a licensed veterinarian. Intravenous administration is associated with a risk of severe anaphylactoid reactions and fatalities subcutaneous or intramuscular routes are mandatory in all but the most critical emergencies, and IV administration should only be considered when the S/C/IM routes are genuinely impractical, with appropriate resuscitation equipment immediately available. Phytomenadione will not reverse the anticoagulant effect of heparin. An immediate coagulant effect should not be expected a minimum of 1 to 2 hours is required for measurable PT improvement. Prothrombin time monitoring is essential throughout the treatment course to guide dosing adequacy and duration. Treatment duration for second-generation rodenticides (brodifacoum, bromadiolone) typically spans 4 to 6 weeks premature discontinuation before the rodenticide is eliminated causes relapse of potentially fatal coagulopathy. Animeal facilitates enquiry and procurement for registered veterinary professionals only.