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Dicla Power 2.5

Product code: PV-073 · Liquid · Poultry

Indication section: Anticoccidials · Diclazuril

Treatment and prevention of coccidiosis in the flock

Dicla Power 2.5 — Liquid, Plastic bottle 1 L
Bottle 1 L
Illustrative image
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This page is an English translation. The Arabic text on the product leaflet and pack is the authoritative reference. Read the Arabic original

Indications

Used for the prevention and treatment of coccidiosis in broiler chickens caused by Eimeria (acervulina – brunetti – maxima – necatrix – tenella – mitis)

Dose and administration

Administration: Orally, after dissolving in the drinking water. Poultry: 50 ml of the product is added per 200 L of drinking water for 48 hours. In severe cases, 100 ml of the product is added to 200 L of drinking water for 48 hours.

Withdrawal period

Follow the withdrawal period and the instructions on the pack and leaflet.

Active ingredient
Diclazuril
Form
Liquid
For
Poultry
Species listed on the leaflet
Poultry
Available packs
  • Plastic bottle 1 L

Composition

Each 100 ml contains:
Diclazuril2.5 g
Excipients q.s. to100 ml

Important: This information comes from the Powervet catalogue, the product leaflets and the official licensing decisions, and is for guidance only. Please consult a veterinarian before use, and keep to the withdrawal period and the pack instructions. Images are illustrative; the original pack is the final reference.

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