The product is called, COCCIVEX.
It's distributed by S.P Veterinaria, S.A.
The dosage instructions are on the bottle.
It's distributed by S.P Veterinaria, S.A.
The dosage instructions are on the bottle.
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The problem is that COCCIVEX does not sell in Portugal and S.P Veterinaria does not ship the product... @Shadrach do you know where I can find COCCIVEX here? I've searched online but I can't find anything...The product is called, COCCIVEX.
It's distributed by S.P Veterinaria, S.A.
The dosage instructions are on the bottle.
I've had a look but I can't find a Portuguese suppler.The problem is that COCCIVEX does not sell in Portugal and S.P Veterinaria does not ship the product... @Shadrach do you know where I can find COCCIVEX here? I've searched online but I can't find anything...
I'm not 100% sure she had coccidiosis, however she did have all the simptoms! She's looking good and so are the rest of the flock! Should I give them aprolium now or only if they show some simptoms of coccidiosis? Thanks a lot guysIs your chicken sick? How did you diagnose coccidiosis?
Your vet may have a form of amprollium, but sulfa antibiotics which a vet should have as well, would be good for coccidiosis. Sulfa drugs such as Sulfadimethoxine or sulfamethazine are usual ones. Since vets treat dogs with coccidiosis as well, they should be able to sell something possibly without seeing the chicken.