Oil of Oregano with Piperine

[SandraM]

The piperine helps it absorb in the gut. It really doesn't look like oil so much. It is milky colored and seemed to mix in the H2O.

 

[SandraM]

[COLOR=0000CD]Hi Tootsie![/COLOR]

[COLOR=0000CD]Geez, I didn't realize I had any comments on my post... I'm so sorry. I hope you have figured out how to use it.... the dosage is 6 cc's per gallon of water. I use a small needle and syringe and suck it up into it and squirt into the waterer.. so I fill my waterer to the 2 gallon mark and go 2 lines past "1", or 12 cc's. [/COLOR]

[COLOR=0000CD]I think it has helped them. I don't see the butterscotchy colored poops.. I do still see the dark ones occasionally, but a lot of healthy poops too. It's  hard following your chickens around to see who is pooping what!! LOL! [/COLOR]

[COLOR=0000CD]Dr. Brown is so knowledgeable and he overwhelms you sometimes when you talk to him because you wish you were tape recording it!! LOL[/COLOR]

[COLOR=0000CD]good luck, again I apologize for me loooooong delay... hope your chickens are happy and well![/COLOR]

[COLOR=0000CD]Inge [/COLOR]

Hi, I think you're using way too much unless your concentration is different from what I just received from First State Vet. My bottle's instructions say 0.6 ml(cc)/ gallon. This should make your bottle go a lot further.

 

[Chris09]

The piperine helps it absorb in the gut. It really doesn't look like oil so much. It is milky colored and seemed to mix in the H2O.

Ya I've read about Piperine, it's also toxic to liver tissue and reduces the absorption surface when used in amounts of 120 mg per kg of poultry feed. (0.0042 oz per 2.20 lb of poultry feed)

The Oregano Garlic Oil I used was a vegetable oil color.

 

[Tootsie]

If your customers don;t mind baking a cake that tastes like garlic .

 

[chicknmania]

Hi, I think you're using way too much unless your concentration is different from what I just received from First State Vet. My bottle's instructions say 0.6 ml(cc)/ gallon. This should make your bottle go a lot further.

I just double checked with Peter Brown about the dosage the other day. the correct dosage is 0.6 cc per gallon. You can buy a dropper with those measurements. 6

 

[Chris09]

If your customers don;t mind baking a cake that tastes like garlic .

I never had the taste transfer trough.

 

[Tootsie]

Then you have been more fortunate than most . Have a wonderful day.

 

[Chris09]

Maybe Tootsie but it may also being that the garlic was in a oil form (not in it's raw form) and also that it was a low enough dosage of garlic to do some good but not transfer into the eggs.

 

[Tootsie]

I only use .6 ml per gallon but I have over 250 birds right now so I cannot use it all the time. How many days at a time do you suggest?

 

[LindaB220]

I just received a bottle of the origanum oil with piperine and the directions on the side of the bottle say 0.6 ml per gallon if H2O, not 6 ml.

Thanks for clearing that up. No wonder. Being said, water soluable meds just go right through if you add too much.