AmproMed 9.6% Amprolium Solution 3.8L Coccidiosis Treatment
DOSAGE AND ADMINISTRATION:
Calves: 0.012% amprolium in drinking water for 5 days. At the usual rate of water consumption, this will provide a daily intake of approximately 10 mg of amprolium per kg of body weight. Give as the sole source of water during the treatment period.
Chickens: As soon as caecal coccidiosis is diagnosed, give 0.024% amprolium in the drinking water for 5 to 7 days. Continue treatment with 0.006% amprolium medicated water for an additional one to two weeks. No other source of drinking water should be available to the birds during this time. Use as the sole source of amprolium.
AmproMed® 9.6% Amprolium Solution is a water-soluble coccidiostat designed to help control and treat coccidiosis in calves and chickens. This concentrated amprolium solution is easy to administer through drinking water, making it a practical choice for livestock producers looking to support animal health and performance.
Coccidiosis can negatively impact growth, feed efficiency, and overall health. AmproMed provides a reliable solution to help manage outbreaks and reduce the effects of this common parasitic disease.
Key Benefits
- Effective treatment for coccidiosis in calves and chickens
- Easy administration through drinking water
- Helps reduce the impact of coccidial infections
- Supports animal health, growth, and performance
- Suitable for use in commercial and small-scale operations
- Convenient 3.8L size for farm use
Active Ingredient
Amprolium 9.6% Solution
Amprolium works by interfering with the development of coccidia parasites, helping to control infection and support recovery.
Recommended For
- Dairy calves
- Beef calves
- Broiler chickens
- Layer chickens
- Poultry operations managing coccidiosis challenges
Package Size
3.8 Litres (1 Gallon)
Why Choose AmproMed?
AmproMed 9.6% Amprolium Solution offers a proven and convenient approach to managing coccidiosis in livestock and poultry. Its water-soluble formulation allows for easy treatment of groups of animals, helping producers respond quickly when coccidiosis is detected and maintain the health and productivity of their herd or flock.