🔴 Advanced Poultry Rotation Kit

🛡 All-in-One Flock Health & Disease Defense Kit

Designed to protect your flock from the most common and costly poultry diseases — including coccidiosis, respiratory infections, worms, parasites, and protozoal issues.

🎯 Covers

🦠 Coccidiosis (Eimeria spp.)
🌬 Chronic Respiratory Disease (CRD / Mycoplasma)
🪱 Roundworms & cecal worms
🕷 Mites & lice infestations
🧫 Protozoal digestive disorders (Trichomoniasis, Blackhead support)

🐔 Recommended For

• Broilers
• Layers
• Breeders
• Backyard flocks
• Turkeys & other poultry species

How each product works

1. Amprolium 10% Liquid Solution, ½ Gallon (Apple Flavor)

• Uses: Targets coccidiosis in poultry.
• Dosage (mL per lb): 0.091 mL/lb
• Dosage in drinking water (mL per liter):
  • Treatment: 0.25–0.5 mL/L
  • Maintenance / prevention: 0.1 mL/L
• Frequency: Continuous access in drinking water
• Duration: 5–7 days
• Notes: Best used as the only water source during treatment.

2. Toltrazuril 10%, ½ Gallon (Apple Flavor)

• Uses: Helps treat and prevent coccidiosis and supports birds with diarrhea, dehydration, and poor weight gain linked to coccidia.
• Dosage (mL per lb): 0.127 mL/lb/day
• Dosage in drinking water (mL per liter): Flock-calculated
• Mixing formula: mL/L = 0.28 × average body weight in kg ÷ average daily water intake in liters per bird
• Frequency: Once daily through drinking water
• Duration: 2 consecutive days
• Notes: Best for flock treatment when water intake is known.

3. Diclazuril 5% Liquid Solution, ½ Gallon (Apple Flavor)

• Uses: Broad-spectrum support for intestinal and hepatic coccidiosis; often used in rotation with Toltrazuril.
• Dosage (mL per lb): Vet-guided
• Dosage in drinking water (mL per liter): Vet-guided
• Frequency: Vet-guided
• Duration: Vet-guided
• Notes: Strong rotational option for farms with recurring coccidia pressure.

4. Tylosin 10% Liquid Solution, ½ Gallon

• Uses: Supports CRD, infectious sinusitis, and some enteric infections in poultry.
• Dosage (mL per lb):
  • Respiratory support: 0.227–0.909 mL/lb/day
  • Enteric support: 0.091–0.227 mL/lb/day
• Dosage in drinking water (mL per liter):
  • Respiratory support: 5–5.28 mL/L
  • Enteric support: 1.5 mL/L
• Frequency: Continuous access in drinking water
• Duration:
  • Respiratory support: 3–5 days
  • Enteric support: 5 days
• Notes: Use as the only drinking water source during treatment.

5. Fenbendazole 10%, ½ Gallon (Apple Flavor)

• Uses: Broad worm control in poultry.
• Dosage (mL per lb): 0.00454 mL/lb/day
• Dosage in drinking water (mL per liter): Flock-calculated
• Frequency: Once daily through drinking water
• Duration: 5 consecutive days
• Notes: Best mixed based on flock weight and daily water intake.

6. Ivermectin 0.1% Liquid Solution, ½ Gallon (Apple Vanilla)

• Uses: Helps with internal and external parasites, including some mites, lice, and worms.
• Dosage (mL per lb): 0.091–0.182 mL/lb
• Dosage in drinking water (mL per liter): Vet-guided / extra-label
• Frequency: Single dose
• Duration: 1 day
• Notes: May be repeated in 10–14 days if needed. Poultry use should stay vet-guided.

7. Metronidazole 10%, 32oz (Chicken Vanilla)

• Uses: Broad antimicrobial support for certain bacterial and protozoal gut issues in birds.
• Dosage (mL per lb): Vet-guided
• Dosage in drinking water (mL per liter): Vet-guided
• Frequency: Usually once or twice daily depending on condition
• Duration: Usually 5–7 days
• Notes: Best reserved for vet-guided cases involving confirmed protozoal or anaerobic gut concerns.

💡 Why This Works

• Built for rotation-based flock support
• Covers coccidia, worms, respiratory issues, and parasite pressure
• Strong fit for large poultry farms, breeders, and rescues
• Combines water-based treatment options with broader parasite control
• Reduces mortality & production losses
• Ideal for commercial and backyard setups
• Saves money vs purchasing separately

Safety Notes

• All dosing is species- and flock-specific; confirm with your veterinarian
• Toltrazuril, fenbendazole, and water-based flock dosing should be calculated from flock weight and water intake
• Ivermectin in poultry is extra-label
• Keep litter dry, clean water lines, and remove droppings often to reduce reinfection risk