BAM Formulary

*Note Disclaimer (below) Deer Species

BAM: (B) 2-2.5 cc, (D) 1.5 cc BAM: (S) 3.0cc, (F) 2-2.5cc (bw 9-15 kg) BAM: 0.25 cc

aka: Thamin, BAM: (B) 2.5 cc, (C) 2.0 cc, (Cf)0.5
Brow Antler Deer

BAM: (B) 1.0-1.5 cc, (D) 1.0 cc (bw 125-175 kg) BAM: 1.5-2.0 cc

aka: Indian
Hog Deer

BAM: (B) 3 cc, (SmB+D) 1.5-2 cc (bw 35-50 kg) BAM: 0.75-1.0 cc BAM: 0.25 cc,

aka: Roe Buck

BAM: (B) 2.5 3.0 cc BAM: (B) 2.5 cc, (C) 2.0 cc, (Cf)0.5 (bw 15-35 kg) BAM: 0.25-0.75 cc
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*Note Disclaimer (below) Antelope/Oryx Species
aka: E. African Oryx

BAM: (M) 2.0 cc (F) 1.0-1.5cc (bw ~70 kg) BAM: 1.0 cc (bw 80-100 kg) BAM: 1.0 -1.5 cc

BAM: (M) 1,5 cc (F) 1.0 cc (bw 55-80 kg) BAM: 1.0 -1.5 cc BAM: (M) 2.0 cc (F) 1.0 cc

(bw 45-80 kg) BAM: 1.0 -1.5 cc BAM: (M) 1.5 cc (F) 1.0 cc BAM: (M) 1,0 cc (F) 0.75 cc

BAM: (B) 6.0 cc (C) 4.0 cc, (Cf)2.0 cc BAM: (M) 2.5 -3.0 cc (F) 2.0-2.5 cc (bw 50-80 kg) BAM: 1.0 -1.5 cc
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*Note Disclaimer (below) Antelope/Oryx Species

BAM: (B) 2.0 cc (D) 1.5 cc BAM: (B) 2.5 -3.5 cc (C) 2.0-2.5 cc BAM: (M) 1.5-2.0 cc (F) 1.0 -1.5 cc

(bw 70-120 kg) BAM: 1.0 -1.5 cc BAM: (M) 4.0 cc (F) 3.0 cc BAM:(MatM) 3.0 cc (SmM+F) 2.5 cc

BAM: (M) 1.0-1.5 cc (F) 0.75-1.0 cc (bw 27-42 kg) BAM: 0.75 -1.0 cc BAM: (M) 1.0 cc (F) 0.5 cc

*Disclaimer: The information is intended for use by veterinary professionals only and is
made available on the express condition that no liability, expressed or implied, is
accepted by Wildlife Pharmaceuticals, Inc. for the accuracy, content, or use thereof. The
information is to be used entirely at the readers discretion. Practitioners and wildlife
industry professionals should rely on their own expertise, knowledge and judgment when
determining the appropriate prescribing dose for BAM administration in target species.
NOTE: In addition to this renunciation, additional disclaimer statements appearing
on page 1 are also applicable.

BAM: (M) 3.0 cc (F) 2.0-2.5 cc

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*Note Disclaimer (below) Exotic Sheep Species

Exotic Goat Species

*Disclaimer:
1- The information is intended for use by veterinary professionals only and is made available on the express condition that no liability, expressed or
implied, is accepted by Wildlife Pharmaceuticals, Inc. for the accuracy, content, or use thereof.
2- The information is to be used entirely at the readers discretion. Practitioners and wildlife industry professionals should rely on their own
expertise, knowledge and judgment when determining the appropriate prescribing dose for BAM administration in target species.
3- As with all animals undergoing immobilization and any anesthetic procedure there is always inherent risk.
4- Use extreme caution when anesthetizing carnivores. For many medium and large carnivores, immobilization can be dangerous for both
professional handlers and animals. Some species have been observed to feign an anesthesia response. All anesthetized carnivores should be
carefully examined to ascertain the level of anesthesia and to determine when it is safe to approach them.
5- In most cases, no withdrawal periods for drugs used in wild animals have been determined. It is therefore incumbent upon the professional
veterinarian involved to prescribe an adequate withdrawal period for any drug used in wild and domestic animals that are intended for slaughter.