Vivaldis Vet Maro 10 Injection is a veterinary antiemetic containing maropitant citrate, used to help control vomiting in animals when prescribed by a veterinarian. Maropitant works by blocking neurokinin-1 (NK1) receptors involved in the vomiting reflex.
Veterinarians may use maropitant-based medicines to manage vomiting and, where indicated by the product's approved label, motion sickness. The choice of treatment depends on the animal's species, weight, clinical condition, and the underlying cause of the symptoms.
The injectable formulation provides an alternative when oral medication is unsuitable or when a veterinarian determines that injectable treatment is appropriate. Administration must follow the veterinarian's instructions and the product's approved label.
Available in a 10 ml vial containing maropitant citrate 10 mg/ml, Vivaldis Vet Maro 10 Injection is intended for veterinary use. Persistent vomiting, diarrhoea, abdominal discomfort, or other digestive symptoms should be assessed by a veterinarian to identify the underlying cause.
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Key Features
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Active Ingredient: Maropitant citrate 10 mg/ml.
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Therapeutic Class: Antiemetic.
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Dosage Form: Injection.
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Vomiting Management: Used under veterinary supervision to help control vomiting.
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Veterinary-Directed Treatment: The veterinarian determines the appropriate dose and treatment duration.
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Injectable Formulation: An option when selected by the treating veterinarian.
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Pack Size: 10 ml vial.
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Brand: Vivaldis.
Indications / Uses
Maropitant-based veterinary treatment may be used for:
- Management of emesis (vomiting).
- Motion sickness, where approved for the specific product, species, and indication.
The cause of vomiting must be assessed when clinically necessary. An antiemetic may control a symptom without treating the underlying condition.
Product Composition
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Active Ingredient: Maropitant citrate
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Strength: 10 mg/ml
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Product Class: Antiemetic
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Dosage Form: Injectable solution
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Pack Size: 10 ml vial
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Brand: Vivaldis
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Product Name: Vet Maro 10 Injection
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Country of Origin: India
Directions for Use
- The labelled dose is 1 mg/kg body weight, administered subcutaneously or intravenously.
- Administer only as prescribed by a registered veterinarian.
- The veterinarian must determine the dose according to the animal's species, body weight, condition, and approved product instructions.
- Injections should be administered by a veterinarian or by a person specifically trained and authorised by the veterinarian.
- Follow the manufacturer's storage instructions printed on the packaging.
Safety and Precautions
- For veterinary use only.
- Use only under veterinary supervision and in accordance with the approved product label.
- Not recommended for motion sickness in puppies under 16 weeks of age.
- Inform the veterinarian about other medicines, existing medical conditions, pregnancy, or nursing.
- Seek veterinary attention if vomiting persists or is accompanied by blood, marked lethargy, abdominal pain, or signs of dehydration.
- Keep out of reach of children and store as directed on the product label.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Vivaldis Vet Maro 10 Injection used for?
It contains maropitant citrate, an antiemetic used under veterinary supervision to help manage vomiting. Motion sickness use depends on the approved product label and the veterinarian's assessment.
2. What is the pack size?
Each vial contains 10 ml.
3. What is the strength of Vet Maro 10 Injection?
Each ml contains 10 mg of maropitant citrate.
4. What is the recommended dose?
The labelled dose is 1 mg/kg body weight, given subcutaneously or intravenously, as directed by the veterinarian.
5. Can this injection be administered at home?
Only when the veterinarian has specifically prescribed it and determined that home administration is appropriate. It should be administered by a veterinarian or a person trained and authorised by the veterinarian.
6. Does it treat the cause of vomiting?
Not necessarily. It helps control vomiting, but the underlying cause may require separate diagnosis and treatment.
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