It's better to inject antibiotics rather than provide water soluable antibiotics. Birds usually dont drink when they're sick. If they do, it's usually not enough to be effective.
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It's better to inject antibiotics rather than provide water soluable antibiotics. Birds usually dont drink when they're sick. If they do, it's usually not enough to be effective.
Hi, i am currently Treating one of my hens with Tylosin, and also had a hard time finding out how many tsp to mix into water (using soluble tylosin, not injectable) so i dumped the powder out and did the math myself using a digital scale. Here is what I concluded:
120 grams powder filled up a measuring cup (poured, then tapped to settle evenly but not packed) to about 220mL mark on the cup.
So, if 120g=220mL, then 1g=1.83mL.
Since 5mL=1tsp, 1.83mL=0.366tsp
Which works out to be about 1 level 1/4tsp + 1 slightly shy of 1/8tsp ("slightly shy"... My excellent technical vocabulary!) per 2L water. According to the manufacturer's specs, i mixed the solution and will refridgerate it to use for 3 days, and mix fresh solution if I think she needs another day or two. I'M not a vet, this is just how I figured it out after finding incongruous info via google. I hope that is helpful.
This is the link to the manufacturer's page: http://www.bioagrimix.com/engnew/html/products.html
Look under "water soluble" and then Tylosin Soluble.
From what I know, it's 1/4 teaspoon equals 500mg but this can very. If you pack it tightly, it' could be more like 800 - 700 if packed lightly it could be 600-500 so that would be some factors to consider..
So teaspoon could be about 2000 like you said but consider some of those factors..
How much does one teaspoon of the powder weigh?
-Kathy
It's better to inject antibiotics rather than provide water soluable antibiotics. Birds usually dont drink when they're sick. If they do, it's usually not enough to be effective.
Quote: What I was hoping was that you had scooped out one level teaspoon and weighed it.![]()
-Kathy
What I was hoping was that you had scooped out one level teaspoon and weighed it.![]()
-Kathy
Quote: Too bad you aren't closer, you could swing by and we could weigh it on my gram scale.Tell me, what sort of powder is it? Is it more like sugar or more like flour?![]()
-Kathy