Description

Diclazuril Powder

We offer diclazuril which is a drug valuable in the poultry industry for the treatment and prevention of coccidiosis.

• Always adhere to the usage guidelines.

 

Diclazuril: Composition

• Each 1g contains 10mg.

 

Indications

• For prevention of coccidiosis caused by E. tenella, E. acervulina, E. necatrix, E. brunetti and E. maxima.

 

Dosage and Administration 

• For oral administration, mixed with feed.
• Poultry and rabbit: 100g mixed with 1000kg feed.

 

Adverse Reaction

• No adverse reaction according to the recommended dosage.

 

Special Warnings

• Mix well with the feed, in case the effect and adverse reaction.
• Not used for laying hens in laying period.
• Avoid contact with skin and eyes.

 

Withdraw Periods

• Chicken: 5 days.

 

Storage

• Seal and store in a dry place, protect from light.
• Keep out of reach of children.

 

Packaging

• 100g/bag

 

Shelf Life 

• 3 years.

 

Where can I use diclazuril?

You might have asked yourself, should diclazuril be used in the starter feed, the grower feed, or in both?

• It is important to include diclazuril in the starter ration to reduce the build-up of oocysts in the litter. Although lesions due to Eimeria are not often seen before 3 weeks of age, this is the period when the initial infection and multiplication of the parasite occurs.
• In addition, diclazuril can be included in the grower ration because this is the period when the pathogenic effects of coccidiosis are most likely.
• Another reason to include diclazuril in both feeds is to eliminate any resistant strains, a goal that cannot be readily achieved in shuttle programs where a chemical is used only in the starter feed. This is because any oocysts of a “resistant” strain can survive in the litter for the brief period that a chemical is present in the starter feed.
• Findings suggest that when diclazuril is included in the grower feed, performance is similar to or better than other ionophore programs.