Diclazuril 5% Liquid Solution

Description

Diclazuril 5% Liquid Solution is a targeted coccidiosis treatment that disrupts the life cycle of Eimeria parasites, helping animals recover from intestinal infections while reducing spread within herds or flocks.

Animals:

• Horses
• Dogs
• Cats
• Sheep
• Goats
• Cattle
• Poultry (chickens, turkeys)
• Rabbits
• Other birds

Symptoms & Indications:

• Diarrhea (sometimes with blood)
• Loss of appetite
• Weight loss or poor growth
• Lethargy
• Dehydration
• Abdominal discomfort or bloating
• Weakness in young animals

Dosage and Application Instructions

Active Ingredient: Diclazuril 5% (50 mg/mL)

Dogs & Cats:

• Treatment Dose: 0.5 mg/kg

  • Conversion: 0.01 mL per lb body weight

• Frequency: Once daily

• Duration: 5–7 days (consult veterinarian for severe cases)

Horses:

• Treatment Dose: 0.5 mg/kg

  • Conversion: 0.01 mL per lb body weight

• Frequency: Once daily

• Duration: 3–5 days depending on infection severity

Sheep, Goats, Cattle:

• Treatment Dose: 1 mg/kg

  • Conversion: 0.022 mL per lb body weight

• Frequency: Once daily

• Duration: 5–7 days

Poultry (Chickens, Turkeys):

• Treatment Dose: 0.5 mg/kg

• Conversion: 1 mg/L drinking water ≈ 0.02 mL per liter (for 5% solution; adjust for flock size)

• Frequency: Administer continuously in water for 5 days

Rabbits & Other Birds:

• Treatment Dose: 1 mg/kg

  • Conversion: 0.022 mL per lb body weight

• Frequency: Once daily

• Duration: 5–7 days

Size Selection Guide:

• 120 mL: Ideal for small pets or short-term treatment.

• 240 mL: Suitable for medium-sized animals or moderate flocks/herds.

• 960 mL: Best for large herds, commercial operations, or extended treatments.

FAQs

1. Is it safe for young animals like puppies, kittens, chicks, or baby livestock?
   Use in young animals should only be done under veterinary supervision.

2. Is it safe for pregnant animals?
   Use in pregnant animals should only be done under veterinary supervision.

3. What does it treat?
   Specifically treats coccidiosis caused by Eimeria parasites in multiple animal species.

4. How fast does it work?
   Improvement is typically seen within a few days of starting treatment, depending on severity.

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

6. How is it administered?
   Oral administration for most animals; mixed in drinking water for poultry.

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