Integrating with different feed requirements.

[matt44644]

Sorry, Matt but I could not fond a statement about laying hens being fed Amprolium in either link. Could you please point me in the right direction? I know there is no withdrawal period for meat birds and none for laying hens, but I cannot find where it clearly says laying hens can be fed Amprolium

Turner, the dosage of Amprolium in Corid is much higher than in medicated feed. The dosage in medicated feed is low as a preventative. The Amprolium in Corid is much more concentrated as a treatment.

The nutrena is at the bottom of the FAQs.
What happens if a laying hen eats medicated chick starter? Should we dispose of her eggs for a few days?
Laying hens can be fed amprolium, and eggs are safe for human consumption.

 

[matt44644]

http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/2919391

 

[Ridgerunner]

Thank you, Matt. That is a clear statement not subject to interpretation. I've been wanting to see that question answered clearly.