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what you are really asking crosses over from measurement of volume to dosage per weight and there is no method to do that
the direction for dosing will say how many ml to use per pound of animal
so if it is 5ml per pound of animal , weigh the animal and multiply that by the 5ml and you will get your answer
One milliliter is 1/1000 of a liter or 1 cubic centimeter. One milliliter of water weights 1 gramme. So if you are speaking of water, one milligramme water equals 1/1000 milliliter.
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