Tri-Solfen – Pain Relief & Faster Recovery for Livestock

Description Tri-Solfen – Pain Relief & Faster Recovery for Livestock Tri-Solfen is a topical anaesthetic and antiseptic gel that provides immediate pain relief, helps reduce bleeding, and speeds wound healing in livestock. It’s ideal for procedures like mulesing, tail docking, castration, disbudding, and dehorning, and works to support both animal welfare and productivity. Key Benefits Rapid and lasting pain relief Controls bleeding and lowers infection risk Seals wounds to promote faster healing Easy to use with the recommended applicator Available over the counter (non-prescription) Supports industry best-practice and welfare standards Why Choose Tri-Solfen? Tri-Solfen isn’t just good for animal welfare—it also boosts productivity. A related article explains how combining instruments like Numnuts, Tri-Solfen, and a systemic NSAID (like meloxicam) forms the gold standard in lamb marking pain management. Producers report quicker lamb recovery, maintained mothering behaviour, and overall performance gains thanks to less pain and stress :contentReference[oaicite:2]{index=2}. Directions for Use Use the special Tri-Solfen applicator for optimal coverage. Apply immediately post-procedure, covering the entire wound without runoff. Mulesing & Tail Docking in Lambs Weight Dose 5–10 kg 6 mL 11–15 kg 8 mL 16–20 kg 10 mL Over 20 kg 12 mL Tail Docking Only: Up to 10 kg – 1.5 mL; Over 10 kg – 2 mL Castration Animal Dose Lambs ≤ 10 kg 3 mL Lambs > 10 kg 4.5 mL Calves 30–100 kg 6 mL Calves > 100 kg 9 mL Disbudding & Dehorning in Calves Method Dose per Horn Hot Iron (< 3 mo calves) 4 mL Knife/Excision 4 mL Best Practice in Pain Management Used with the correct protocol—clean conditions, trained operators, detail to dose and record-keeping—Tri-Solfen aligns with Australia’s livestock welfare standards while delivering measurable production gains :contentReference[oaicite:3]{index=3}. Manufactured by Dechra, a leader in veterinary pharmaceuticals focused on improving animal welfare and performance.