anybody ever use Tylan soluble?

[leighhancock]

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Its 1/10th of a cc per pound of body weight. Once a day for 3 days. In really bad cases you may need to use it for 4 days.

 

[leighhancock]

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Several hometown feed and seed stores carry it. But, they were all out when I needed it so I ordered it from "Jeffers.com". They have a small cattle section in their catalog. The catalog is mostly for small pets like dogs, cats, and birds but, they do carry a few antibiotics and even the wazine poultry wormer. It still was cheaper to buy it from them AND pay shipping! I saved about $25 on all the stuff I ordered even after the shipping. I think I will order what I can from them from now on. It got here in two days via Fed-Ex.

Tylan 50 injectable (USED ORALLY) Its 1/10th of a cc per pound of body weight. Once a day for 3 days. In really bad cases you may need to use it for 4 days.

 

[Rafter 7 Paint Horses]

Thanks for the information.
I guess I just over-looked it in the Jeffers catalog. I'll look again.
I have only given Tylan 50 as an injection, so this is great to know. And it works wonders injected too!

Jean

 

[leighhancock]

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Im scared to give my chickens a shot....lol. Some of them are so tiny!

 

[henney penny]

I have the tylan-10 that you mix in water,I want treat my whole flock but there is baby chicks 1 week and 2 week old chicks that will be drinking the water to,is this safe for them?

 

[henney penny]

anyone,Icant find anything,I googled it

 

[henney penny]

ITS NOT TYLAN,ITS DURAMCINE-10,I CALLED THE COMPANY AND THEY SAID ITS SAFE FOR ANYTHING THAT HAS FEATHERS,INCLUDING BABY CHICKS.JUST THOUGHT I WOULD SHARE THE INFO'

 

[dawg53]

ITS NOT TYLAN,ITS DURAMCINE-10,I CALLED THE COMPANY AND THEY SAID ITS SAFE FOR ANYTHING THAT HAS FEATHERS,INCLUDING BABY CHICKS.JUST THOUGHT I WOULD SHARE THE INFO'

FYI: Tylan soluable powder is a different antibiotic than duramycin 10.

 

[henney penny]

FYI: Tylan soluable powder is a different antibiotic than duramycin 10.

So sorry about posting the wrong thing,Like I said in another post I had read so many things trying to find an answer to my question,And Tylan was in a lot of what I had googled and it just stuck in my head I guess

 

[blackwpk]

All I can find is the Tylan 50 for 'cattle & swine only'. Would that work for chickens????? PLEASE REPLY.