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| Acidified Copper Sulfate |
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.) |
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| Item no. 6ACS |
Retail: $13.60 |
| Today's Sale Price: $13.60 |
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| Birds contact the disease by eating earthworms which contain the cecal worm or by ingesting droppings from infected birds.
Dosage 1/4 tsp per gallon of water.
Poultry should be over 3 weeks of age.
This medication must be administered in glass or plastic waterer.
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| The Q&A on this Product |
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| QUESTION: How old do turkeys have to be to not be subseptical to black head disease? I have chickens and I am hatching turkey eggs what can I do to try and keep my turkeys from getting this? my birds are free range too. any advise would be highly appreciated. thank you Lisa |
| ANSWER: It is best not to raise the chickens and turkeys on the same ground. |
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| QUESTION: how does this help???? |
| ANSWER: It is for the treatment of blackhead disease. |
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