2016年2月20日 · Either is used commonly for egg layers. There is no egg withdrawal with Corid (amprollium) since it is not an antibiotic. Sulfa drugs (Sulmet, Sulfadimethoxine, Dimethox, Albon) are antibiotics, and waiting several weeks after treatment to resume eating eggs would be wise.

2007年7月27日 · The 3.77 oz. package I have of Durvet Sulfadimethoxine Soluble Powder contains 3.34 oz sulfadimethoxine medicine. It says it should be given at a dose of 0.05%, which is 1 full package per 50 gals of water. For this package, this works out as 1/8 tsp. powder per 1 1/4 gals. drinking water, mixed fresh daily. If the medication you have has a ...

2025年2月22日 · Hi--I am confused and looking for help! One of my chickens has a respiratory issue and the vet recommended that I use sulfadimethoxine for 5 days. This is a laying hen and the instructions say not to use on chickens over 16 weeks old (?) So if I …

2016年8月17日 · Anyone can handle the math to figure out how to give an oral dosage of the 40% sulfadimethoxine for a 5lb hen. I'm not strong enough with math for something important like this. I dont think water was effective enough as just simply not drinking enough and id like to give a 5 day oral dosage at this point.

2022年6月5日 · I have both amprolium and Sulfadimethoxine. Just trying to decide which to use and if I can rotate between both to cover all the bases. I did the 2 ts per gallon treatment as of yesterday and 1ml drench for both last night.

2012年3月27日 · Dosing Sulfadimethoxine???? Thread starter TwoCrows; Start date Mar 27, 2012 ...

2015年10月9日 · Sulfadimethoxine has a 35 day egg withdrawal time. Yes amprolium has no withdrawal but it is a static drug and will you will lose birds if they are sick with coccidia--you need the cidal drug = sulfa.

2019年8月11日 · Sulfadimethoxine has been used in poultry for many years, for treatment of coccidiosis and coryza, and sulfamethazine was used longer. Most people use an egg withdrawal of 3 weeks, but there is no real egg withdrawal time, because as most antibiotics, it is not approved for poultry. A lot depends on if you use a drug to save their life.

2012年11月24日 · I contacted the manufacturer of Albon. Basically there is not any specific data on the residual levels of sulfadimethoxine in eggs. Very interesting to know that hens are born with all their ova. Not sure what to make of this. What exactly happens after 16 weeks of age that makes the drug no longer safe to give to egg-laying hens?

2016年6月25日 · The dosage for Sulfadimethoxine is 1/2 to 1 teaspoon per gallon of water depending on how severe the case is. If your birds are really suffering with gummy mucus coming out of the nostrils, gummy eyes, etc...I would go with 1 teaspoon per gallon. Make new batch daily for no more than 7 days. Sulfa drugs are too hard to use past this length of time.