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Coxoid is a liquid treatment for Coccidiosis in pigeons. Contains 3.84% amprolium hydrochloride. Coxoid is a safe and rapid treatment for outbreaks.
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Brilliant product,
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Great product and good price. Excellent customer service
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Excellent product, easy to use
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Saved my girls
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Sorted my v poorly chook right out, back to herself again after a week of treatment. Would highly recommend
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Harkers Coxoid Treatment for Pigeons, including answers from our team.
Joy
Is this product safe for chickens, at what doseage? And if so can eggs be eaten during treatment?
This product is intended for use in pigeons only. It may be safe for use in hens off license but you will need a written prescription from your vet to purchase it with us. It is also very unlikely to be suitable for hens within the human food chain.
ali
how to use it
Hi there,
Thanks for getting in touch.
The usage instructions are as follows:
Add Coxoid to the drinking water at a rate of 28ml per 4.5 litres (1fl.oz. per gallon) for 7 days. In serious outbreaks of coccidiosis, treatment at half strength (14ml per 4.5 litres) should be continued for a further 7 days. The birds should not have access to unmedicated drinking water during the treatment period. Any medicated water which is not consumed within 24 hours should be discarded.
I hope this helps.
Will
Is it safe to mix the two treatments & give simultaneous?
Yes, it is safe to give both together. However you may want to use Harkers 3 in 1 which treats Coccidiosis, Canker and Worms in a single dose.
Andy Bowes
what is the dosage per litre for canaries??
I would expect the same concentration to be used for canaries as pigeons. (Larger birds drink more water, so get a total dose proportionate to their size. A small bird gets a lot less through drinking less. It is a bit hit and miss, but this is the general principle which applies to putting medication in drinking water.) I would have to suggest that you check this with your vet before using it in any bird other than a pigeon, which is the licensed use. We can only supply it on the basis that it will be used in pigeons.