Veterinary Medicine Price List in Bangladesh

Arogga’s veterinary shelf carries medicine for poultry, cattle, goats, fish ponds, pigeons and pets, made by the animal health divisions of Bangladesh’s largest drug companies. It runs from vitamin and electrolyte solutions for drinking water, through feed premix and probiotics, to injectable antibiotics, dewormers and cold-chain vaccines.

If you already know the brand, search it by name; every product has its own page with its pack sizes. If you only know the problem, start from the medicine groups below. Deciding how to treat a sick animal is a job for a registered veterinarian.

Veterinary Medicine List by Group

The shelf follows the same order as a printed veterinary medicine group list (ভেটেরিনারি ঔষধের গ্রুপের তালিকা): by what a medicine does rather than by animal. The main groups:

• Nutritional Preparations — vitamin, mineral, amino acid and electrolyte solutions, and the widest group on the shelf.
• Anti-Infective Preparations — antibacterials, dewormers, anticoccidials, pond oxygen products and vaccines.
• Feed Additives & Premix Preparations — powders blended into a ration, including rumen bypass fat and vitamin premix.
• Probiotics & Immunomodulators Preparations — gut bacteria, digestive enzymes and immune-support premixes.
• Anti-Inflammatory Preparations — NSAIDs for pain and swelling, and a few corticosteroid injections.
• Gastrointestinal Preparations — antacids, bile acids and digestive stimulants for cattle and poultry.
• Disinfectant & Sanitizer — shed and equipment disinfectants, water sanitisers and wound sprays.

Two smaller groups sit beside these: anti-allergy injections, and antipyretics for fever and pain.

Medicine for Poultry, Cattle, Goats and Pets

Poultry and pigeons

Broiler and layer farms buy mostly water-soluble products. That means vitamin and electrolyte solutions around heat stress and transport, probiotic powders, and antibiotic powders dosed by the litre of drinking water. Vaccines for Newcastle disease, Gumboro and H9 avian influenza make up the other large poultry line. Everest’s My Bird powders are made for pigeons and cage birds.

Cattle and goats

Dairy and fattening farms lean on rumen bypass fat, calcium and phosphorus solutions, liver tonics and dewormers. Injectable antibiotics and anti-inflammatories for cattle are usually given by a vet at the farm. Lumpy skin disease vaccine is the main cattle vaccine on the shelf, and antacid suspensions sit in the gastrointestinal group.

Fish ponds

Fish farmers will find oxygen tablets and granules for a pond low on dissolved oxygen, and water-treatment products labelled “Aqua”.

Dogs and cats

Pet owners will find Frontline Plus for dogs, Everest’s My Pet oral solutions, Livisto pet tablets and DR. PETZ gels here. Pet food, litter, toys and grooming kit sit on Arogga’s separate Pet Care shelf.

How Veterinary Medicines Are Given

The form decides who can give a medicine and how many animals one pack treats.

Form	How it is used	Usually for
Water-soluble powder or oral solution	Mixed into drinking water for a whole flock or herd	Poultry, and vitamins or electrolytes on any farm
Feed premix	Blended into the ration over weeks	Dairy cattle and commercial poultry
Injection	Into muscle, vein or under the skin, one animal at a time	Cattle, goats and pets, usually by a vet
Bolus or tablet	Swallowed whole, dosed by body weight	Cattle, goats and dogs
Pour-on, spray or spot-on	Applied to the skin or coat	External parasites and wounds
Vaccine with diluent	Mixed with its own diluent just before use	Flock and herd vaccination

Water medication is labelled per litre, so on a hot day, when birds drink more, the same pack runs out faster.

Antibiotics and Withdrawal Periods

Antibiotics are a large share of this shelf: tetracyclines, sulpha combinations, penicillins, fluoroquinolones and injectable cephalosporins. Each treats a bacterial infection a vet has diagnosed. Given routinely in feed, or at a guessed dose, they breed resistant bacteria on the farm.

Most antibiotic, dewormer and anti-inflammatory labels also state a withdrawal period. That is the number of days after the last dose before milk, meat or eggs can be sold or eaten. It differs between products, so note the date treatment ended.

Vaccines and Cold-Chain Products

The Vaccine shelf holds poultry vaccines for Newcastle disease, Gumboro, infectious bronchitis and H9 avian influenza, lumpy skin disease vaccine for cattle, and the diluents several of them are mixed with. Vaccines are biological products and lose potency once they warm, so they are handled as cold-chain listings.

Each diluent is matched to a vaccine and a dose count, so order the one named for your vial, or the mix comes out the wrong strength.

Veterinary Medicine Price in Bangladesh

Four things move the price on this shelf. Pack size comes first: the same supplement is sold as a sachet for a backyard flock and as a bucket or multi-litre can for a commercial farm. Route comes next, since an injection costs more to make than the same molecule as a soluble powder. Imported vaccines and pet products sit above local lines, and newer antibiotic classes above older ones.

So two poultry vitamins can look far apart on the shelf and cost the same per litre of drinking water they treat. For cattle the fair comparison is per animal treated, a single injection against a course of boluses.

One vet medicine price in BD or the full veterinary medicine price list in Bangladesh: the list under this text shows each pack at today’s figure. On a vaccine, the dose count in its name is what that figure buys.

ভেটেরিনারি ঔষধের দাম কত?

ভেটেরিনারি ঔষধের দাম মূলত তিনটি জিনিসের উপর নির্ভর করে: প্যাকের সাইজ, ঔষধ দেওয়ার পদ্ধতি আর কোম্পানি। একই vitamin ছোট sachet-এ আর বড় bucket-এ পাওয়া যায়, আর injection সাধারণত powder-এর চেয়ে বেশি দামি। গরু, ছাগল আর হাঁস-মুরগির ঔষধ, vaccine আর premix সবই এই ভেটেরিনারি মেডিসিন লিস্টে আছে, তাই আলাদা আলাদা ভেটেরিনারি ঔষধের দোকান ঘোরার দরকার নেই। চিকিৎসা শেষ হলে প্যাকে লেখা withdrawal period পার না হওয়া পর্যন্ত সেই পশুর দুধ, ডিম বা মাংস বিক্রি করবেন না।

Veterinary Medicine Companies in Bangladesh

Every major local drug maker runs a separate animal health division, and each one leans a different way on this shelf:

• Square Pharmaceuticals PLC (Vet) — a deep vitamin and mineral range, plus antibacterial combinations and anti-protozoals.
• Renata PLC (Animal Health) — the broadest antibacterial line, alongside Lisovit, Renasol and the Izovac poultry vaccines.
• ACI Pharmaceuticals (Animal Health) — dairy feed supplements such as rumen bypass fat, pond oxygen products, and cattle and poultry vaccines.
• Opsonin Pharma Limited (Agrovet) — vitamins and antibacterials, and the widest choice of dewormers.
• Everest Agrogenics Ltd. — amino acid and mineral solutions, and the My Pet and My Bird lines.
• Popular Pharmaceuticals PLC (Agrovet) — almost entirely vitamins and minerals, led by the Aminovit Plus solutions.
• The Acme Laboratories Ltd (Vet) — antibacterials and most of the antihistamine injections.
• Eskayef Pharmaceuticals Ltd. (Animal Health) — electrolyte solutions such as Xinc B, and injectable NSAIDs.
• Incepta Pharmaceuticals Ltd (Animal Health) — a shorter range weighted towards antibacterial combinations and vaccines.
• Navana Pharmaceuticals PLC (Vet) — a compact list of vitamins and antibacterials, including Proboost.

Popular Product Examples

A few listings that between them cover most forms on the shelf:

• Lisovit Powder 10g — an enzyme and antioxidant premix for poultry and livestock around vaccination or stress.
• Catophos (Vet) 30ml — butaphosphan with cyanocobalamin, a metabolic stimulant given by injection.
• Doxy-A Vet — doxycycline, a tetracycline antibiotic labelled for poultry and cattle.
• Tufnil Vet 30ml IM/IV/SC Injection — tolfenamic acid, an injectable NSAID from the fenamate family.
• Bovivax LSD-N 10 Doses — a live lumpy skin disease vaccine for cattle.

Buying Veterinary Medicine Online in Bangladesh

A village vet shop usually stocks a few companies. Here every major local maker sits side by side, which helps most when a familiar product has run out nearby.

When replacing a product, match the active ingredient on the old pack rather than the brand, and read the new withdrawal period. Order vaccines close to vaccination day.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a prescription to buy veterinary medicine?

Listings on this shelf can be ordered without uploading one. Antibiotics, steroids and injections should still be used on a registered veterinarian’s advice, because the dose depends on the animal’s weight and on what is actually wrong.

Which medicine should I give a cow with loose motion?

Diarrhoea in cattle has several causes, including worms, bacterial infection and a sudden change of feed, and each is treated differently. Ask a vet to find the cause. Electrolyte solutions from the nutritional group are often used to replace lost fluid in the meantime.

Can I give human medicine to my animal?

Only if a vet tells you to. A cow, a goat and a chicken need very different doses from a person, and some human medicines, paracetamol among them, are poisonous to cats. Veterinary packs state the species and the withdrawal period.

What is the difference between a premix and a water-soluble supplement?

A premix is a concentrated powder blended into feed over weeks, and it suits farms that mix their own ration. A water-soluble supplement goes into drinking water and reaches the whole flock within a day.

How should vaccines be stored after delivery?

Refrigerate them on arrival at the temperature on the leaflet, away from sunlight. Once mixed with its diluent, a vaccine is used within the time the leaflet gives and the rest discarded.

Is medicine for dogs and cats on this shelf?

Yes. Flea and tick treatment for dogs, pet vitamin tablets and gels, and oral solutions made for pets are listed alongside the farm products.