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I think I got 294 or 297 depending on which one I used.

That is not what I get using the calculator.

I have not tried to do it on paper, I just use the converter.

90 what?

Here, try this link: http://www.etoolsage.com/converter/IU_Converter.asp

You may have noticed that the penicillin is labeled in IU per ml, not mg per ml, so google how to convert IU to mg. :D

Want a hint?

This one requires a step we haven't discussed. ;) Weight of bird - 5 pounds The drug (penicillin): The dose:

You ready to try a super advanced one?

Perfect!

If I can find a graceful way to turn this into an article I will.

This is the drug: The desired dose is 20 mg/kg Bird weight - 6 pounds

Okay, let me think of a harder one!

You sure did!

Here ya go: Two medications for one 800 gram bird Med #1 mg/ml - 100 mg/ml dose - 20 mg/kg Med #2 mg/ml - 1.5 mg/ml dose - 0.2 mg/kg How much of each should I give?

I'm gonna need some guinea pigs to experiment on... Need to have people read that thread then calculate doses.

Correct!

Due to some confusion earlier, I thought I should start this thread. The drug I am going to use as an example is enrofloxacin and that's because it comes in so many strengths. Yeah, I know it's banned for use in poultry, so let's keep the "no to enrofloxacin posts to a minimum" :) Those that...