Nicarbazin 8%+Monensin Sodium 8% Premix
Specifications: Nicarbazin 8%+Monensin Sodium 8%
Characteristics: Off-white Powder.
Indications: Anti-coccidiosis, for the prevention of chicken coccidiosis.
Pharmacology:
Nicarbazin 8%+Monensin Sodium 8% Premix is a coccidiostat containing the active ingredients monensin and nicarbazine. The combined strength of the innophore monensine and the chemical nicarbazine leads to a unique new product in coccidiosis control.
Nicarbazin 8%+Monensin Sodium 8% Premix is effective against coccodiosis caused by Eimeria tenella, E. acervulina, E. brunetti, E. maxima, E.necatrix, E. mitis and E. praecox affecting chickens for fattening, and chickens reared for laying and against Eimeria gallopavonis, E. meleagridis, E. dispersa, E. adenoeides and E. meleagrimitis affecting turkeys.
Usage&Dosage:
Mixed Feeding. Recommended Dosage:
Animal Species | Minimum and Maximum content in complete feeding stuff(ppm) | Minimum and Maximum quantituy in feed(g/ ton) | Maximum age |
Broiler chicken | 40- 50 | 500- 625 | - |
Rearing chicken | 40- 50 | 500- 625 | 16 weeks |
Turkeys | 40- 50 | 500- 625 | 16 weeks |
Precautions:
- Forbid using in other animals in addition to chicken.
- Dangerous for equines. Do not feed to laying chickens.
- Avoid simultaneous administration with tiamulin and monitor for possible adverse reactions when used concurrently with other medicinal substances.
- Do not administer to chickens reared for laying over 16 weeks of age.
- Do not administer to turkeys over 16 weeks of age. Do not feed undiluted to animals.
- Poultry should not be treated with Tiamulin for at least seven days before or after receiving feed containing this product.
Withdrawal Period: 9 days.
Package: 25 kg/bag.
Storage: Store in a cool and dry place, in sealed or closed container.
Expiry: Two years.
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