1/2 teaspoon not 1/4 per gallon. I just reread the above amounts. I did mix mine right just forgot the amount i used
HELP!! "Durvet" water-soluble vitamin/electrolytes mix dosage?
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Good that your hen is getting better remember once she is better give to hens 1week on 2week off unless there showing signs of overheating . To much electrolytes are a bad thing and I try to always have a pack around to give to my hens. Also I suggestion they sell livestock wound spray in an can it makes wounds quicker to cover then cream
Coyotefur
Hatching
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I have a automatic watering system that I fill weekly. Can this be used or do I have to mixed daily?
It can go bad in a few days so I wouldn't want to clean an automatic system plus its best to have a source of clean waterter and a source of supplement water so they can choose
I have a 10 gal. Waterter for normal use and a 2 gal. Waterter for supplements
I have a 10 gal. Waterter for normal use and a 2 gal. Waterter for supplements
Catharina
In the Brooder
Directions for automatic proportioners are on the red package. If you just have the usual fountain waterer that hooks up to a garden hose, you have to turn it off & use a dish or tub with what they drink in one day. Keep extra in fridge,
Catharina
In the Brooder
I'm sure we aren't the only ones who don't have enough animals to consume 55 gallons a day! Thank goodness for websites like this! Even between my goats & chickens, that's way too much!
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Hello! I have a bottle of vitamins and electrolytes says net weight is 100gm, it states to add 1 scoop to ever 1 gallon of water, so i have a 5 gallon bucket i add 5 scoops(scoop is inside the bottle) in the water n mix well..hope this helpsOkay I'm a newbie And maybe after you read this you'll think " not the sharpest crayon in the pack"Here are the mixing?dosage Directions on a 4oz pack of "durvet" (water-soluble vitamin and electrolytes mix for use in starting poultry during periods of reduced feed intake.) that I got for my new chicks.
Use Directions/Dosage: Mix fresh solution
daily. Automatic Watering System- add the
following amount to two gallons of stock
solution when porportioner is set to meter
at the rate of one ounce per gallon. Reduced
feed intake: one-4oz packet. Extreme
Conditions: two-4oz Packets
What???So in plain english I would like to know how much to add to 1 gallon of water. Thanks in advance!!!
This thread may be old but definitely a life saver! Thank you all for being here to help us on our peeper keeper journey.
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ThanksShellepup: Thank you. This is exactly what I was looking for, however your link was a bit malformed (brings up a 404 web page). So for clarity, here is the info again... On page 11 of the pdf, you will see:
"To make 1 gallon: 3/4 tsp per gallon of water"
I was all excited until 404 
came up. I'm sure it was valid in 2010 tho.Similar threads
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