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Denagard Dosage
- Thread starter davepinkham
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The Denaguard listed there is 12.5% which is 125mg per one ml.
http://www.viovet.co.uk/Denagard_tiamulin/c6571/
-Kathy
Accoring to that site the dosing is:
"Chickens: The dosage for chickens is 25 mg of active substance per kg bodyweight (equivalent to 100 ml of product per 500 kg bodyweight). Tiamulin should be administered continuously at a level of 0.025% (250 ppm) in drinking water (2 ml product per litre of water) for 3 – 5 days and will provide approximately the following daily dosage of tiamulin depending on the age of the bird:
Day old chick: 125 – 150 mg/kg bodyweight
4 week old broiler: 30 – 50 mg/kg bodyweight
10 week old pullet: 30 – 45 mg/kg bodyweight
Layer: 25 mg/kg bodyweight
Turkeys: The dosage for turkeys is 25 mg of active substance per kg bodyweight (equivalent to 100 ml of product per 500 kg bodyweight). Tiamulin should be administered continuously at a level of 0.025% (250 ppm) tiamulin in the drinking water (2 ml product per litre of water) for 5 days and will provide approximately the following daily dosage of tiamulin depending on the age of the bird:
1 week old poult: 70 mg/kg bodyweight
4 week old poult: 50 mg/kg bodyweight
8 week old poult: 20 – 30 mg/kg bodyweight
20 week old poult: 25 mg/kg bodyweight"
Disclaimer: I've never used this, so I have noooooooo idea how accurate the info is. Please, do your own research!
-Kathy
"Chickens: The dosage for chickens is 25 mg of active substance per kg bodyweight (equivalent to 100 ml of product per 500 kg bodyweight). Tiamulin should be administered continuously at a level of 0.025% (250 ppm) in drinking water (2 ml product per litre of water) for 3 – 5 days and will provide approximately the following daily dosage of tiamulin depending on the age of the bird:
Day old chick: 125 – 150 mg/kg bodyweight
4 week old broiler: 30 – 50 mg/kg bodyweight
10 week old pullet: 30 – 45 mg/kg bodyweight
Layer: 25 mg/kg bodyweight
Turkeys: The dosage for turkeys is 25 mg of active substance per kg bodyweight (equivalent to 100 ml of product per 500 kg bodyweight). Tiamulin should be administered continuously at a level of 0.025% (250 ppm) tiamulin in the drinking water (2 ml product per litre of water) for 5 days and will provide approximately the following daily dosage of tiamulin depending on the age of the bird:
1 week old poult: 70 mg/kg bodyweight
4 week old poult: 50 mg/kg bodyweight
8 week old poult: 20 – 30 mg/kg bodyweight
20 week old poult: 25 mg/kg bodyweight"
Disclaimer: I've never used this, so I have noooooooo idea how accurate the info is. Please, do your own research!
-Kathy
I have used this dosage before for
5 day increments.
5 day increments.
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Can i mix denagard into a piece of bread and administer like that? Mine dont want to drink mucg water
It would be better to mix it in their feed if you wish.
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What if they wont eat? Is it ok to put a lil in with her favorite treat to eat right away?
- Jun 23, 2014
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Ok thank you so much
It will probably work best to give a small amount several times a day is your bird is not drinking enough.
-Kathy
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