🟢 Basic Poultry Health Kit

How each product works

1. Amprolium 10% Liquid Solution, 16oz (Apple Flavor)

• Uses: Targets and helps control 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 for flocks with diarrhea, weakness, or coccidia exposure. Standard poultry use is commonly through drinking water.

2. Tylosin 10% Liquid Solution, 16oz

• Uses: Supports respiratory and digestive infection management in poultry, including CRD-related signs and some enteric issues.
• 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. Water-medication intake can vary with age, weather, and flock condition.

3. Ivermectin 0.1% Liquid Solution, 16oz (Apple Flavor)

• Uses: Helps control internal and external parasites, including some worms, lice, and mites.
• 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: Poultry use is generally extra-label, and there is not one consistent standard flock-water dose that safely fits all setups, so I’ll keep water dosing vet-guided instead of giving a risky number.

💡 Why This Works

• Covers coccidia, respiratory stress, and common parasite pressure
• Good for backyard flocks, rescues, and mixed poultry groups
• Combines protozoal support, respiratory support, and parasite control in one kit

Safety Notes

• All dosing is species-specific; confirm with your veterinarian
• Amprolium is commonly used in drinking water for poultry.
• Tylosin water dosing depends on flock intake and formulation strength.
• Ivermectin in poultry is extra-label and should be used carefully.
• Keep litter dry and clean to reduce reinfection risk