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DON'T.. Hypericum (St. John's Wort) is toxic to many livestock including poultry as a plant. It causes photosensitivity and dermatitis, and can lead to liver damage.
The tablets are usually made from an initial solution that contains about 0.3% of the active ingredient hypericin. This is then diluted further, thus the 30 means an active concentration of about 0.01%.
There are hypericin based products on the market for poultry - google "sunwin + hypericin". These are designed for poultry contracting avian influenza.
DON'T.. Hypericum (St. John's Wort) is toxic to many livestock including poultry as a plant. It causes photosensitivity and dermatitis, and can lead to liver damage.
The tablets are usually made from an initial solution that contains about 0.3% of the active ingredient hypericin. This is then diluted further, thus the 30 means an active concentration of about 0.01%.
There are hypericin based products on the market for poultry - google "sunwin + hypericin". These are designed for poultry contracting avian influenza.
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