| Varieties: | Coccidiostat |
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| Component: | Diclazuril |
| Type: | Anticoccidiosis Drug |
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Audited Supplier In short, coccidiosis is a protozoic parasite that infects the intestines of the animal it has "chosen" for its host. The protozoa set up house in the intestinal lining, and damages the organ, rendering it unable to absorb the nutrition your chickens need to thrive.
The lifecycle of the protozoa is similar to that of other parasites; it starts as an egg and is expelled in the droppings of an infected bird. Then, an otherwise healthy chicken may inadvertently ingest the eggs while scratching about the coop.
The coincidental part of all this is that all chickens carry coccidiosis within them, but some birds will become ill and some will simply be carriers.
Coccidiosis infects flock members through infected droppings of flock mates, new flock mates, and even from wild birds or other animals.
However, it is rare for coccidiosis strains to be passed between two different species. It mostly manifests as a specific strain that is species-specific. In other words, it is unlikely that you would get sick from your birds due to coccidiosis.
On the other hand, if you have game birds or other types of poultry, the coccidiosis could pass between them.
Chickens have all different variations of droppings, in fact, there's a lot to learn from observing your chickens' scat.
For the sake of simplicity, however, we are going to focus on the symptoms of coccidiosis specifically.
Blood in your chickens' droppings is typically the first sign of coccidiosis in your chickens. However, blood may also exist after laying an unusually large egg, so before you assume it's the deadly protozoa, check the nesting box for eggs that are a little larger than usual. They will often have blood on them as well.
Aside from blood in the droppings, watch for the following symptoms:
While these symptoms may be the cause of other problems, coupled with blood in the droppings makes a strong case for coccidiosis.
If you aren't sure, you can always enlist your poultry-savvy veterinarian, or call ahead to ask to have the droppings tested for coccidiosis.
Coccidiosis is a deadly illness. Parasitic protozoa can damage the digestive system so severely, that the host animal will not survive without treatment.
And even those that are treated in time may never be the same. They may not lay as many eggs as before or be more prone to illnesses in the future due to the damage of the intestines.
Coccidiosis moves quickly, and once the symptoms are visible, your chicken is already in distress and the rest of your flock is at risk. Since coccidiosis is spread through feces, you've probably already guessed that it can be prevented with good flock and coop hygiene.
I know you may prefer the idea of organic or natural chick feeds for your babies, but there's a strong argument to make for medicated starter feed. Young chicks do not have a strong immunity built up, and medicated feed helps support their immune systems so that they have a fighting chance if they are introduced to coccidiosis.
Prevention is always key when it comes to any chicken illnesses or parasites. A clean coop can keep your chickens comfy and healthy. And if your flock does happen to come down with a bout of coccidiosis, rest assured that if you act fast, everyone can get back to normal in time.
Reducing coccidiosis pressure in broilers, and turkeys with an exceptionally low dose and a high margin of safety makes CoxxiFree®(Diclazuril premix 0.2%) the ideal anticoccidial for multispecies feed mills.
CoxxiFree®(Diclazuril premix 0.2%)
Premix for broilers during starter phase and grower phase
Product Information
Broiler chickens: For the prevention of coccidiosis caused by Eimeria tenella, E. necatrix, E. acervulina, E. brunetti, E. mitis (mivati) and E. maxima.
Because diclazuril is effective against E. maxima later in its life cycle, subclinical intestinal lesions may be present for a short time after infection. Diclazuril was shown in studies to reduce lesion scores and improve performance and health of birds challenged with E. maxima.
Growing Turkeys: For the prevention of coccidiosis caused by Eimeria adenoeides, E. gallopavonis and E. meleagrimitis.
IMPORTANT: MUST BE THOROUGHLY MIXED INTO POULTRY FEEDS BEFORE USE.
To manufacture a Type C medicated feed directly from the Type A medicated article: Thoroughly mix one pound (1 lb) of CoxxiFree (0.2% diclazuril) into each ton of complete feed to provide 0.91 g/ton (1 ppm) of diclazuril (use level). It is recommended that an intermediate mix containing one part CoxxiFree and not less than nine parts appropriate feed ingredient be thoroughly mixed before incorporation into the final feed.
To manufacture a Type B medicated feed and then a Type C medicated feed: Thoroughly mix 200 lbs of CoxxiFree (0.2% diclazuril) with 1800 lbs unmedicated feed to produce 2000 lbs of Type B medicated feed containing 182 g/ton (200 ppm) diclazuril. Thoroughly mix 10 lbs of the resulting Type B medicated feed with 1990 lbs of unmedicated feed to produce 2000 lbs of Type C medicated feed containing 0.91 g/ton (1 ppm) diclazuril. The resulting Type C medicated feed should be fed continuously as the sole ration.
CAUTION: Do not feed to breeding turkeys.
WITHDRAWAL PERIODS AND RESIDUE WARNINGS
No withdrawal period is required when used according to labeling. Do not feed to birds producing eggs for human consumption.
Use Only as Directed
TARGET SPECIES
Broilers, chickens reared for laying, turkeys for fattening, rabbits for fattening and breeding and guinea fowls.
SIDE EFFECTS
None under correct use of the product. The product has a high degree of safety margin in the target species.
MANUFACTURE FLOW CHARTMethod of Analysis
Diclazuril Premix
This product mixes Diclazuril carried on bran, deproteinated soya and etc which contains Diclazuril (C17H9Cl3N4O2) and should be 90.0~110.0% of labeled amount.
[ Identification]
1) Taking 1ml sample solution of assaying item add 2~3 drops of 10% Tetrabutyl Ammonium Hydroxide solution and then show golden yellow color.
2) In the chromatogram recorded in assaying item, the retention time of main peak of sample solution is same as control solution's.
[ Examination]
Loss on drying Taking this product dry for four hours under the temperature 105C°. The loss weight should not exceed 10.0%.
[Others]
It should meet the requirement to the related regulations in the premix item.
[ Assaying] To assay on high-performance liquid chromatography.
Chramatographic condition and systemic adaptation test
Using C18h(5mm4.6×150) is filling material. Acetonitrile-0.2%phosphoric acid solution (57:53) is the mobile phase. The detection wavelength is 280nm. The number of theoretical plate is calculated by Diclazuril peak. It should not be low than 1500.
Preparation of control solution
Taking the certain amount of Diclazuril control product weigh precisely and add dimethyl formamide to make the solution which 1ml contains 0.1mg. It is ready after shaking.
[ Assaying Method]
Taking precisely 20ml each of control solution and sample solution fill into the liquid chromatograph and record chromatogram. Calculating the peak area according to the external standard method.
Preparation of sample solution
(DMF as solvent)Taking the certain amount of Diclazuril premix (equal to Diclazuril 5mg) weigh precisely and add 50ml dimethyl formamide precisely in the conical flask with plug for 15 minuets magnetic stirring. After filling, the primary filtrate is removed and taken the subsequent filtrate ready to use the solution which 1ml contains 0.1mg. It is ready after shaking.
[ Function and usage] Antiprotozoan agent. Prevention chicken coccidia
[ Dosage] Mix with feed for poultry 1000kg feed/1g (Diclazuril)
[ Storage] Preservation under sun-shading, sealed and dry
TDS of CoxxiFree ( Diclazuril Premix 0.2%)
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