Baycox Coccidiocide (Cattle/Pigs) withholding period
- Active ingredient:
- Toltrazuril 50mg/mL
- For:
- pigs and cattle
Withholding periods
- Meat
- 70 days
- Milk
- See the label rules below
- Export slaughter interval (ESI)
- Not on record. Check the label before you sell for export.
Checked against APVMA label 68946/130682 on 9 October 2026.
Where the label sets a different period for each kind of animal, the figures above are the longest. The label rules below give each one.
What else the label says
- MEAT: cattle 56 days, pigs 70 days.
- MILK (CATTLE): DO NOT USE in lactating or pregnant cows where milk may be used or processed for human consumption.
- DO NOT TREAT piglets later than 8 days of age.
- Label registers this product for pigs and cattle only.
How to count it
Count from the last treatment. An animal last treated on 1 March can't go for slaughter before 10 May (70 days later).
To read the label yourself, search the APVMA's PubCRIS register for product number 68946. In MusterMate's medicine list it's also listed as “Baycox Coccidiocide”.
Labels get updated, so the pack in your shed may say something different. Always read the label on the product you're using, and ask your vet before using it in a way the label doesn't cover. MusterMate isn't connected with the makers of these products.