Triam Retard – 20 ml – (Fatro Von Franken lab) (ARG)

Triam-retard Injectable (veterinary use)
“long-acting steroidal anti-inflammatory” , triamcinolone acetonide, a depot corticosteroid.

What is it used for?

Triamcinolone acetonide (retard) is a long-acting corticosteroid used in veterinary medicine for:
🔹 Chronic inflammatory conditions
🔹 Allergies (dermatitis, pruritus, hypersensitivity)
🔹 Joint conditions (synovitis, non-infectious arthritis)
🔹 Musculoskeletal inflammation
🔹 Certain respiratory conditions of inflammatory origin
It works by reducing:

Inflammation
Pain associated with inflammation
Edema
Immune-mediated reactions

Veterinary Technical Information (Guideline)
Active Ingredient

Triamcinolone acetonide
Long-acting synthetic glucocorticoid (depot / “retard” formulation).

Mechanism of Action

Inhibits inflammatory mediators (prostaglandins, leukotrienes)

Decreases vascular permeability

Reduces exaggerated immune response

Potent anti-inflammatory and anti-allergic effect

🐎 In Racing Horses
Common Indications

Synovitis

Non-infectious osteoarthritis

Musculoskeletal inflammation

Severe allergic reactions

Inflammatory respiratory conditions

Very Important Considerations

May be regulated or restricted in competition.

Requires withdrawal times.

Risk of laminitis in predisposed animals.

Do not use in infections without appropriate coverage.

🐪 In Racing Camels

Similar use in:

Joint conditions

Muscular inflammation

Allergic reactions

Inflammatory respiratory conditions

In GCC/UAE, it is often subject to anti-doping controls; therefore, the veterinarian must evaluate timing and local regulations.

⚠️ Regarding Dosage

I cannot provide specific dosage recommendations for use in racing animals.
Dosage depends on:

Exact body weight

Diagnosis

Route of administration

Local competition protocol

Exact concentration (mg/ml) of the vial

Dose In race ( middle east , Horse 5-10 ml shot 1 week before, Camel 2.5-5 ml shot 1 week before )