Blackout EPM & Coccidia Solution for Birds

Description

Blackout EPM & Coccidia Solution for Birds is a fast-acting, dual-action treatment for neurological and digestive symptoms caused by EPM and coccidia infections. It supports recovery in pet birds, exotic species, and poultry, helping restore health, coordination, and appetite.

Animals:

• Small pet birds (Parakeets, Canaries)
• Medium pet birds (Cockatiels, Conures)
• Large pet birds (Parrots, Macaws)
• Poultry (Chickens, Ducks, Turkeys)

Symptoms & Indications:

EPM Symptoms in Birds:

• Lethargy or low energy
• Loss of coordination, swaying, difficulty flying or walking
• Head or neck tilting
• Tremors or seizures
• Reduced food and water intake

Coccidia Symptoms in Birds:

• Diarrhea, sometimes watery or foul-smelling
• Loss of appetite and weight loss
• Abdominal discomfort or bloating
• Dehydration
• Pale or weak appearance

Dosage and Application Instructions

Active Ingredient: Proprietary dual-action solution for EPM and coccidia

Pet Birds:

• Small Birds (Parakeets, Canaries): 1 mL per day
• Medium Birds (Cockatiels, Conures): 2 mL per day
• Large Birds (Parrots, Macaws): 3–5 mL per day
• Frequency: Once daily
• Duration: 5–7 days

Poultry (Chickens, Ducks, Turkeys):

• Treatment Dose: 0.5 mg/kg active ingredient
• Water Administration: 1 mL per 10 lbs body weight per day, mixed in drinking water
• Frequency: Once daily
• Duration: 5–7 days

Administration Instructions:

• Oral dosing via syringe for pet birds or mixed in water for poultry.

• Monitor birds during treatment and consult a veterinarian for reassessment after 5–7 days.

Size Selection Guide:

• Small bottles (120 mL): Ideal for pet birds or small flocks

• Medium bottles (240 mL): Suitable for larger flocks or multiple birds

• Large bottles (960 mL): Commercial poultry operations or extended treatments

FAQs

1. Is it safe for young or baby birds?
   Use in young birds should only be done under veterinary supervision.

2. Is it safe for pregnant or egg-laying birds?
   Use in breeding or laying birds should only be done under veterinary supervision.

3. What does Blackout EPM for Birds treat?
   Treats neurological symptoms from EPM and digestive symptoms from coccidia infections.

4. How quickly will my bird improve?
   Most birds show improvement within a few days of starting treatment.

5. How is it administered?
   Oral dosing for pet birds or mixed in drinking water for poultry.

6. Can it be used preventively?
   Preventive use should only be under veterinary guidance and is species-specific.

7. Can it be combined with other medications?
   Consult a veterinarian before combining treatments.

8. How should it be stored?
   Store in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture.

9. Is it veterinarian-approved?
   Yes, it is formulated for professional veterinary use.

10. What if my bird does not improve?
    Consult a veterinarian for potential extended treatment or alternative approaches.