| Composition : |
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| Each 1 gm Contains: |
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| - Sulphaquinoxaline |
500 mg |
| - Trimethoprim |
165 mg |
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| Properties : |
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Quinoprim has a wide activity against most grampositive
and gram-negative bacteria causing diseases
in poultry beside its antiprotozoal activity against the
common coccidia affecting chicken . |
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| Indications : |
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In Poultry : Infectious coryza, Colisepticemia, Infectious
sinusitis, Fowl cholera, Pullorum disease, Fowl
typhoid, Staphylococcal arthritis, Secondary bacterial
infections associated with respiratory disease,
mycoplasma, and in times where there may be stress
conditions . Also recommended for the treatment of
coccidiosis and avian malaria . |
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| Dosage : |
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First dissolve the recommended dose in 2 lit of water
then add them to the recommended amount of
water .
For poultry : 14-28 gm Quinoprim per 100 lit of
drinking water. Or 250 - 500 gm Quinoprim per
ton of feed .
The higher dose rate is recommended in the treatment
of Colisepticemia and protozoal disease . |
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| Withdrawal period : |
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Poultry’s meat should not be used during treatment
and within 5 days from the last treatment . |
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| Packing : |
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100 gm , 500 gm , 1 kg of Aluminum Sachets . |
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