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Item #: 6OX9
$23.39
For control of infectious synovitis, chronic respiratory disease (CRD), fowl cholera, and blue comb in turkeys. Oxytet is a broad-spectrum antibiotic, used for a variety of diseases.
Dosage: 1 Tblsp in 2 gallons of water.
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Item #: 6ACS
$7.15
Blackhead disease can be a problem in turkeys, chukar, grouse, quail, partridge, pheasants,
and peafowl but rarely in chickens.
Chickens are often the carriers, thus the benefits of segregating birds by species as well as age.
Caused by a protozoan, the symptoms include: increase thirst, decrease appetite, drowsiness,
weakness, yellowish-brown, watery, or foamy droppings and the birds may become very thin.
Pale yellow droppins in turkeys is almost always a sign of blackhead.
(OK to eat eggs during treatment with these antibiotics.)
16 oz package using only 1/4 teaspoon per gallon of water
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Item #: 6ITC
$10.73
For treatment of chronic respiratory disease (CRD), air sac infection, and infectious synovitis.
OK to use on poultry if they are not laying yet.
Good product for turkeys in control of bacterial organisms associated with blue comb (transmissible enteritis).
Dosage: 1 tsp. per gallon. For young poultry.
(NOT OK to eat eggs during treatment with these antibiotics.)
This item is currently out of stock
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Item #: 6GST
$31.05
Used to treat enteritis in chickens, turkeys, quail, chukar, and other gamebirds.
Young birds are most susceptible between 4 and 16 weeks of age.
The organism lives in litter, especially in houses where littler has “built-up” or been used by several flocks.
Symptoms include: thin birds and dehydrated birds with brown diarrhea.
Dosage: 1/8 tsp. per gallon of water.
(OK to eat eggs during treatment with these antibiotics.)
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Item #: 6DUR
$16.75
DURAMYCIN-10 TETRACYCLINE HYDROCHLORIDE SOLUBLE POWDER
For chickens: Control of chronic respiratory disease (CRD air sac disease)and infectious synovitis.
For turkeys: Control of infectous synovitis and bluecomb.
Also, indicated for use for calves and swine.
WE APOLOGIZE, BUT WE ARE CURRENTLY OUT OF STOCK OF DURAMYCIN. PLEASE CONSIDER OXYTET HERE. |
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Item #: 6IN
$16.74
For treatment and control of colibacillosis.
A noncontagious infectious disease of primarily young birds.
This environmentally borne disease is caused by damp, dirty litter and filthy pen conditions.
It does not spread from bird-to-bird.
Signs of illness are: dry, dirty, ruffled, feathers; decreased appetite, depression, diarrhea, and death.
Birds become pale and anemic, followed by dirty feathers and pasting of manure around the vent area.
Dosage: 1/4 tsp. per gallon.
(NOT OK to eat eggs during treatment with these antibiotics.)
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Item #: 6ALB
$29.95
Used for treating outbreaks of coccidiosis and fowl cholera.
Do not give to chickens over 16 weeks of age and turkeys over 24 weeks old.
Symptoms include: loss of appetite, ruffled feathers, birds act cold and listless, combs turn
pale, loss of weight, droppings can be watery, bloody, pasty, or light-brown to yellow in color.
If you treat for coccidiosis when the birds are young, most of your disease problems
disappear as the bird matures.
(NOT OK to eat eggs during treatment with these antibiotics.)
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Item #: 6TEO
$21.54
- This healing antibiotic cleans up infections fast.
- Good for most small animals or livestock.
- Can be used on pox lesions around the eye or sore watery eyes in pigeons.
- The salve helps heal pecking or scalp injuries as well as colds and eye infections caused by pecking.
- A good broad-spectrum antibiotic.
- 1/8 oz. Tube.
- (OK to eat eggs during treatment with these antibiotics.)
THIS PRODUCT IS NO LONGER AVAILABLE |
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Item #: 6VET
$14.94
- This product has been used for over 100 years.
- For controlling colds, roup, respiratory problems, scaly legs, and eye worm.
- Many people use Vet RX to treat their birds before and after shows.
- It is safe for all chickens, ducks, turkeys, geese, and game birds.
- Easy to follow directions. 2 oz bottle.
- (OK to eat eggs during treatment with these antibiotics.)
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