Amprol 25

Amprol 25 Manufacturers

• Huvepharma, Inc.
  

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  Amprol 25 | Huvepharma, Inc.

  

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  MIXING DIRECTIONS

  AMPROL (amprolium) 25% should be thoroughly and evenly mixed in the feed. AMPROL 25% may be used to manufacture a Type C medicated feed in the concentration range 0f 0.004% to 0.025%. The table below shows the amount of AMPROL 25% to be used in each ton (2000 lb) of feed to obtain desired levels of amprolium in the Type C medicated feed.
  
  To aid in even distribution of AMPROL 25% in the finished feed, prepare a mixture of AMPROL 25% in a portion of complete feed ingredient before mixing into the finished ration. Blend the mixture with the remainder of the finished feed and mix thoroughly.

  Feeding level of Amprolium

  In Type C Medicated Feeds

  Use This Amount of

  AMPROL 25% Per Ton

  0.004%

  5 oz

  0.006%

  8 oz

  0.008%

  10 oz

  0.0125%

  1 lb

  0.0175%

  1 lb 6 ½ oz

  0.025%

  2 lb

  AMOUNT AND DIRECTIONS FOR USE
  CHICKENS

  Broilers

  Prevention

  Use 0.0125% amprolium Type C medicated feed continuously for most field conditions as they exist under modern management practices. Where severe coccidiosis conditions exists and where immunity is not required, use 0.025% amprolium Type C medicated feed. For field      conditions where only E. tenella is the major problem, use 0.008%-0.0125% amprolium Type C medicated feed.

  Increasing levels of amprolium may not prevent coccidiosis caused by strains of Eimeria commonly found to be resistant to Amprolium.

  Replacements:

  Immunity Development or Prevention

  Prevention Program:

  Where immunity development is not desirable, use 0.0125% -0.025% amprolium Type C medicated feed continuously from day old until onset of production

  Immunity Development

  Program:

  Use 0.004%-0.0125%ampfolium Type C medicated feed continuously until onset of production

  Selection of the level to be used should be based upon comparative hazard of infection with cecal and intestinal species. The higher levels will interfere with the development immunity to E. tenella (cecal).

  The following are suggested feeding schedules for various conditions of coccidial exposure. The planning and evaluation of any program should be in the hands of a veterinarian or poultry pathologist who is familiar with the specific operation and with the general nature of disease problems in the area.

  1. Severe exposure     

  2. Moderate exposure

  3. Slight exposure

  0-5 weeks of age 0.0125% 

  0-5 weeks of age 0.008%-0.0125%

  0-5 weeks of age 0.004%-0.0125%

  5-8 weeks of age 0.008%-0.0125%

  5-8 weeks of age 0.006%-0.0125% 

  5-8 weeks of age 0.004%-0.0125%

  over 8 weeks of age 0.004%-0.0125%

  over 8 weeks of age 0.004%-0.0125%

  over 8 weeks of age 0.004%-0.0125%

  LAYING CHICKENS:

  Treatment:

  Use 0.025% amprolium Type C medicated feed for two weeks in severe outbreaks or 0.0125% amprolium Type C medicated feed for two weeks in moderate outbreaks.

  Prevention

  Use 0.0125% amprolium Type C medicated feed continuously.

  TURKEYS:

  Prevention

  Use 0.0125%-0.025% amprolium Type C medicated feed continuously.

  PHEASANTS:

  For the prevention of coccidiosis in growing pheasants caused by Eimeria colchici, E. duodenalis, and E. phasiani.

  Type C medicated feed with 0.0175% amprolium should be fed continuously as the sole ration.

  
  

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