Have used it on my cows for years and you down right lied.
It is marked for dosage on the tube because NOT ALL FARM ANIMALS WEIGH A THOUSAND POUNDS. In fact, very few do.
As I said, I have cows. They weigh in at 700 pound being Jerseys. Certain other types of cows weigh in at well over two thousand pounds. Since farm animals are valuable (unlike certain people) the company is smart enough to put the amount to be given per pounds on the dispenser. In fact you will get a more accurate dose from the tube then you do with human pills which are the same for a 100 pound person or a 300 pound person.
Please don’t call me a liar. I don’t make these things up. This was in a reputable newspaper that we don’t post here on FR and these were urgent messages from the head of a poison control center overloaded with calls and run by the state of Texas in south Texas.
I thought it was OK to repeat a few facts and warn people of the danger. If you would rather they suffer, then that is your ethical choice and theirs.
A freeper said that their vet said the past was okay to use, but the vet wasn’t sure that the medicine was mixed thorouly with the paste. So the vet suggested squeezing the paste out, add some food coloring and mix it up well. Not sure how easily it would go back into the tube if at all. I guess one could measure out the dose from the tube into a measuring spoon to see what a dose looks like, then just take it by spoon.
I could see the uneven dosing if they fill the tube up with paste and then inject the medicine into the tube. And for a horse that is getting most all of the vial it wouldn’t matter if it was mixed up or not.