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Amo Broiler Finisher Feed Amo broiler finisher feed is recommended after the consumption of grower feeds till the point of disposal or slaughter of the birds. Finisher feeds are designed at a very high energy level with well-balanced protein, energy ratio (to grow faster), and maximum weight gain with the lowest feed conversion ratio (FCR). Essentially, finisher feed contains a protein content that is between 16-18%, which is mainly a maintenance diet until the broiler is slaughtered. Thus, it supports growth and weight maintenance without bombarding them with unnecessary vitamins and minerals. These feeds come in either mash or pellet forms and they are packaged in 25kg bags. ? Attributes The broiler finisher feed is indicated for maximizing performance and weight gain at the lowest possible production cost. Fed from the fifth week till slaughter. This feed category accounts for the major cost of feeding and involves a change in feed density (increase in energy & decrease in other nutrients). Made from highly digestible ingredients Good uniformity of particle size is essential because birds at this stage prefer bigger particles. ? Lighting In open-sided broiler houses, the commonly recommended lighting schedule is 24hours light during the brooding period, followed by 23hours light and one-hour darkness per day, until slaughter or marketing.? The one hour of darkness is to train the birds to acclimatize for darkness, in case of power failure, which may cause panic and trampling. ? Floor space, feeder space, and drinker space The floor space requirement of broilers varies depending on their body weight at the point of marketing, housing systems, marketing age, and ambient temperature.? The feeder and drinker space also varies depending on the environmental temperature and the health condition of the birds.? The following table contains the approximate floor, feeder, and drinker space requirement for broilers. Age Floor space/ bird Feeder space/ bird Drinker space/bird Up to 18 days 450 cm? (0.5 sq.ft.) 3 cm 1.5 cm From 19 days to 42 days 1000 cm? (1.1 sq.ft.) 6-7 cm 3 cm

Amo Broiler Starter Feed Amo Broiler Starter Feed is a protein-dense variety of chicken feed designed to meet the dietary requirements of chicks (at the starter stage). Generally speaking, baby chicks can live comfortably on a diet of starter feed and water for the first 1 to 3 weeks of their life before progressing onto grower feeds. The high protein content, usually between 20-24%, helps young chicks grow faster. It is imperative to phase out the starter feed once the chicks are advanced in age, otherwise, the excess protein can cause liver damage. The broiler starter feed is also a high energy ration that has undergone heat processing thus reducing microbial load, increasing palatability, and ensuring optimum growth. It is thus suitable for all environments and helps in maintaining good litter and reducing feed wastage. ? Features of the Broiler Starter Feed Produced as pellets, thus feed wastage is minimized, digestibility is improved and separation of the feed is eliminated, ensuring a consistent intake of nutrients. Supplies essential nutrients for growth. Provides sustainable sources of essential amino acids, essential vitamins, and minerals. ? Feeder Requirements When first feeding your chicks, you?ll need a feeder that will hold the feed in place while the chicks eat. You can go for special feeders designed for raising chicks. ? Water Requirements Broiler chicks need access to fresh water at all times. You can provide fresh water using a poultry drinker that has a reservoir for the water and a pan for the birds to drink out of. These waterers are gravity fed. As the chicks drink the water, more water fills the pan from the reservoir. ? Diseases Broilers suffer from heart attacks and a condition called ascites, and these conditions may be related to feeding. Broiler birds convert two pounds of feed into one pound of weight and they grow so quickly that it can be stressful on the birds? systems. Veterinarians recommend that to prevent ascites, you should remove the food at night to slow down the growth rate of the birds. Another way is to feed only 90% of the total food the birds are capable of eating every day. Furthermore, eliminating supplementary feedings may also help.

Amoxicol is a potent antibacterial agent whose core active principle is?amoxicillin, a member of the penicillin class of antibiotics. Its mechanism of action is bactericidal, meaning it directly kills susceptible bacteria. It achieves this by inhibiting the synthesis of the bacterial cell wall, a critical structure that protects the microorganism. Without a functional cell wall, bacteria absorb water, swell, and ultimately rupture and die. The primary pharmacological advantage of Amoxicol, as highlighted in its documentation, is its?superior absorption profile?compared to older antibiotics like ampicillin. While it shares a similar spectrum of antimicrobial activity with ampicillin, amoxicillin is more efficiently absorbed from the gastrointestinal tract when administered orally via drinking water. This enhanced absorption leads to: Higher Blood Concentration:?A greater amount of the active ingredient enters the bloodstream, ensuring therapeutic levels are reached more reliably. Improved Systemic Effect:?This makes Amoxicol particularly effective for treating systemic infections, where the bacteria have spread throughout the bird?s body, beyond the gut. Enhanced Efficacy:?The higher bioavailability translates to a more potent and consistent curative effect against deep-seated infections. Key Indications: What Diseases Does Amoxicol Treat in Poultry? Amoxicol is indicated for infections caused by a range of Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria. Its broad-spectrum activity makes it a versatile tool in the poultry health management toolkit. It is specifically suitable for infections of the respiratory, urinary, and digestive systems, as well as skin and soft tissue infections. Common pathogens and conditions treated by Amoxicol include: 1. Respiratory System Infections Bacterial respiratory diseases can cause symptoms like coughing, nasal discharge, and labored breathing, often complicating viral infections. Amoxicol is effective against?Pasteurellosis?(Fowl Cholera) and streptococcal infections that affect the lungs and airsacs. 2. Digestive System and Intestinal Infections Gut health is directly linked to growth and feed conversion. Amoxicol is a key weapon against: Escherichia coli (E. coli):?A common cause of colibacillosis, leading to septicemia, airsacculitis, and mortality. Salmonella pullorum:?The causative agent of Pullorum disease, a severe, diarrheal disease in chicks. Intestinal Disease Syndrome:?Amoxicol is used as an adjuvant treatment in complex intestinal conditions to control secondary bacterial invaders. 3. Reproductive Tract and Other Infections The product is also effective against anaerobic bacteria that can infect the reproductive tract, and against staphylococcal infections, which can cause localized abscesses and joint problems. Benefits of Choosing Amoxicol for Your Flock Proven Efficacy:?As an amoxicillin-based product, it leverages a well-understood and highly effective antibiotic mechanism. Superior Bioavailability:?Better absorption than ampicillin ensures the drug reaches the site of infection effectively. Convenient Administration:?The water-soluble powder formulation allows for easy, stress-free group treatment, avoiding the need to handle and inject individual birds. Broad-Spectrum Action:?Covers a wide range of common poultry pathogens, making it a good first-line treatment for many mixed infections. Trusted Quality:?Manufactured in the UK under strict quality control protocols, ensuring purity, potency, and safety. Dosage and Administration: How to Use Amoxicol Correctly For treatment to be effective, correct dosage and administration are critical. Dosage:?100 grams of Amoxicol per 200 liters of drinking water. Duration:?Administer for?5 to 7 consecutive days. Important Administration Guidelines: Accurate Calculation: Always calculate the total water consumption of your flock accurately to ensure the correct dosage is administered. Consider factors such as ambient temperature and bird age, which can affect water intake. Medicated Water Only:?During the treatment period, the medicated water should be the only source of drinking water available to the birds. Withhold all other water sources. Prepare Fresh Daily:?Mix a fresh batch of medicated water each day to ensure potency, as the antibiotic can degrade over time in solution. Use Within a Day:?Ensure the drinking system is emptied and refilled with a new mixture daily. Critical Safety Information: Withdrawal Period and Storage Adhering to safety guidelines protects both the animal consumer and the end consumer. Withdrawal Period:?The withdrawal period for Amoxicol in chickens is?2 days. This means that birds must not be slaughtered for human consumption until at least 2 full days have passed after the last administration of the medication. Adhering to this period is essential to ensure that no drug residues remain in the meat. Storage Instructions: Store in a?cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Always?keep the container tightly closed?when not in use. Keep out of reach of children?and away from unauthorized personnel.

Amprocox Ws Powder contains Amprolium Hcl, Sulfaquinoxaline, Vitamin A and Vitamin K3 as active ingredients. Amprocox Ws Powder works by inhibiting the thiamine metabolism; preventing the growth and spread of microorganisms; facilitating retina formation required for low light and color vision; treating certain bleeding or blood clotting problems. Amprolium is an anticoccidial with activity against Eimeria spp., especially Eimeria tenella and Eimeria necatrix. Sulfaquinoxaline is a chemotherapeutic with bacteriostatic activity against many Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacteria and has also coccidiostatic activity against Eimeria spp. Vitamins are essential for the proper operation of several physiological functions. Composition Contains per gram powder: Amprolium hydrochloride:? 200 mg. Sulfaquinoxaline:? 150 mg. Vitamin A, retinol acetate:? 15000 IU. Vitamin K3:? 5 mg. Indications Coccidiosis in calves, sheep, goats and poultry. Dosage For oral administration: Calves, sheep and goats: Preventive: 1 g per 50 ? 100 kg body weight through drinking water or milk for 21 days. Curative: 5 g per 25 ? 50 kg body weight through drinking water or milk for 5 days. Poultry: 20 g per 20 ? 40 litres of drinking water for 5 ? 7 days. Withdrawal times For meat: Calves, sheep and goats: 14 days. Poultry: 14 days. Packaging Sachet of 100 g Storage Dark and dry at room temperature (15-25 degree celsius) Note: For pre-ruminant calves, lambs and kids only. Do not administer to hens producing eggs for human consumption. Keep away from Children.

Amprolium 30 Amprolium 30 is a coccidiostat used for the treatment and prevention of coccidiosis in calves, sheep, goats, chickens (broilers and layers) and other fowl such as turkeys. It competitively inhibits the active transport of thiamine thus causing the coccidia to experience thiamine deficiency. Amprolium WSP is used as a preventive or therapeutic agent against Eimeria infections in poultry, in particular E. tenella, necatrix, and acervulin. It is decisive against other protozoan infections such as Histomoniasis (Blackhead) in turkeys and poultry; against coccidiosis in cows, sheep, and goats; against amoebiasis in different animals. It inhibits the use of thiamine by the protozoal organism. ? Composition of Amprolium 30 Each gram contains Amprolium Hydrochloride 300mg ? Indication For the treatment of coccidiosis caused by Eimera spp (E. tenella, E. necatrix) or gastro intestinal infections for which it is therapeutically or prophylactically indicated to administer amprolium in calves, goats, sheep and poultry. ? Our Amprolium WSP is suitable for Livestock and chicken ? Amprolium 30: Side effects Long-term treatment with high doses can result in delayed growth or polyneuritis (due to reversible thiamine deficiency). The development of natural immunity can be delayed. ? Note May not mix with other drugs such as antibiotics and feed additives. ? Dosage and administration Poultry: Mix 100g of Amprolium 30 in 250ltrs of water for 5-7days Ruminants: 1g per 30kg bodyweight for 5 days ? Withdrawal period Poultry Meat: 0 days Egg: 0 days Calves, Goats & Sheep Meat: 3days

Amprolium WSP Amprolium WSP is a condensed powder of Amprolium HCl, water-soluble for use in drinking water in chickens, cows, lambs, young goats, cattle, and sheep. It is used as a preventive or therapeutic agent against Eimeria infections in poultry, in particular E. tenella, necatrix, and acervulin. It is decisive against other protozoan infections such as Histomoniasis (Blackhead) in turkeys and poultry; against coccidiosis in cows, sheep, and goats; against amoebiasis in different animals. ? Our Amprolium WSP is suitable for Livestock and chicken ? Amprolium WSP: Side effects Long-term treatment with high doses can result in delayed growth or polyneuritis (due to reversible thiamine deficiency). The development of natural immunity can be delayed. ? Note May not mix with other drugs such as antibiotics and feed additives. ? Dosage and administration For oral administration by drinking water. Poultry: 100 ? 150 g per 100 liters of drinking water for 5? to 7 days, followed by 25 g per 100 liters of drinking water for 1 or 2 weeks. Medicated drinking water should be the only source of drinking water during treatment. Calves, lambs: 3 g per 20 kg of body weight for 1-2 days, followed by 7.5 kg per 1,000 kg of feed for 3 weeks. Cattle, sheep: 3 g per 20 kg bodyweight for 5 days (via drinking water). The substance can be used directly when combined with feed. Medicated drinking water can be used within 24 hours of use. If no change is detected after 3 days, assess the symptoms to ascertain the existence of other diseases. Seek the directions of the veterinarian or poultry pathologist. ? Withdrawal period Milk: 3 days of milk Meat: three days.

APA Ultra Strepen P Infectious?coryza, which is also referred to as a cold, is caused by the bacterium Haemophilus paragallinarum. Coryza is primarily transmitted by direct bird-to-bird contact. In addition, birds can also catch the disease by breathing airborne bacteria and consuming contaminated feed and/or water. The disease can also be introduced when infected birds are brought into the flock. Thus, birds that have recovered from the disease remain carriers of the organism and may occasionally shed the bacteria during their lives. Outbreaks commonly result when infected birds that are not showing any signs of the illness are brought into a healthy flock. Necrotic enteritis (NE), however, is an acute?Clostridium?infection?characterized by?severe necroses?of?the intestinal?mucosa. The disease begins suddenly, with a?sharp increase in the death rate, as well as strong dehydration. The skin is stuck on or adhered to body musculature and is hardly removed. Apa Ultra Strepen is a proven antibiotic that helps curb and combat these diseases in poultry. Composition(Additives per Kg) Each 1 kg contains: Penicillin G procaine 45g Streptomycin sulphate 133g Vitamins A 6,600,000 IU Vitamins D3 1,660,000 IU Vitamins E ? 2.5g Vitamins K3 ? 2.5g Vitamins B2 ? 1.66g Vitamins B6 ? 2.5g Vitamins B12 ? (250u/g) 0.000025% Folic acid ? 413mg Ca D ? pantothenate ? 6.66g Nicotinic acid ? 16.6g Excipients qsp ? 1kg Dosage and administration: 1gm /2liters Presentation: 100g powder

Aqua Pro by BNSL is a high-performance water treatment solution uniquely formulated to improve the quality, safety, and productivity of aquaculture and livestock operations. Designed for fish farmers, poultry producers, and commercial livestock managers, Aqua Pro provides a powerful, reliable, and cost-effective way to sanitize water systems, eliminate harmful pathogens, and promote healthier animals. Whether you manage earthen ponds, concrete tanks, RAS systems, hatcheries, or poultry houses, Aqua Pro helps you maintain clean water, optimize feed performance, and achieve better overall farm output. In modern aquaculture and livestock production, water quality determines success. Contaminated or untreated water increases the risk of disease outbreaks, suppresses immunity, disrupts digestion, and slows growth. Aqua Pro by BNSL tackles these challenges using advanced antimicrobial technology that targets harmful bacteria, viruses, fungi, protozoa, and algae?ensuring your animals live and grow in a clean, safe environment. Why Aqua Pro by BNSL Stands Out Aqua Pro is formulated with premium-grade ingredients that have strong oxidizing and disinfecting properties. These ingredients work rapidly to neutralize pathogens without leaving harmful residues. Farmers across Nigeria and beyond choose Aqua Pro because it is safe, fast-acting, and extremely effective in all kinds of water systems. Key Features Powerful water sanitizer suitable for fish ponds, tanks, poultry drinkers, and livestock water systems. Broad-spectrum antimicrobial activity against disease-causing microorganisms. Improves water clarity by reducing suspended organic matter. Enhances oxygen levels and supports stable water chemistry. Boosts growth and survival rate by reducing stress-causing contaminants. Safe for daily or routine use when applied at recommended dosages. Suitable for all fish species, including catfish, tilapia, koi, and other freshwater or brackish species. Economical and cost-effective, helping farmers reduce the cost of medication and mortality. Benefits of Using Aqua Pro by BNSL ? 1. Eliminates Harmful Pathogens Aqua Pro targets dangerous microorganisms such as: Escherichia coli Aeromonas Pseudomonas Vibrio Streptococcus Salmonella Fungal spores Protozoans and external parasites These pathogens cause life-threatening outbreaks in fish and poultry. Regular use of Aqua Pro significantly reduces disease incidence and the need for antibiotics. ? 2. Improves Water Quality for Better Fish Growth Fish thrive in clean, stable environments. Aqua Pro: Reduces ammonia Controls organic waste buildup Prevents algal bloom Improves dissolved oxygen Stabilizes pH When the water quality is good, fish feed better, grow faster, and experience less stress. This leads to improved FCR (Feed Conversion Ratio) and higher market weight. ? 3. Enhances Digestive Efficiency and Immune Response By reducing harmful microbes in water, Aqua Pro indirectly strengthens the immune system of fish and poultry. Animals consume cleaner water, which: Improves nutrient absorption Reduces gut infections Minimizes stress Promotes faster recovery after vaccination or handling Stronger immunity means healthier animals and higher survival rates. ? 4. Reduces Mortality and Increases Productivity Poor water quality is one of the major causes of mortality in aquaculture and livestock farming. By eliminating contaminants, Aqua Pro directly contributes to: Lower mortality Fewer disease outbreaks Better uniformity Higher production efficiency Farmers using Aqua Pro often record a marked reduction in losses during critical stages such as fingerling stocking, grow-out, and brooding. ? 5. Cost-Effective and Easy to Use Aqua Pro requires a low dosage yet produces powerful effects. It helps farmers save money on: Antibiotics Medications Emergency treatments Pond renovations Frequent water changes The product is suitable for both small-scale farmers and large commercial farms seeking dependable water and sanitation. How Aqua Pro Works Aqua Pro utilizes a strong oxidizing mechanism that destroys the cell walls of microorganisms, preventing them from reproducing or causing harm. This process is fast, effective, and leaves the water fresh and safe for animals. Because Aqua Pro breaks down naturally without leaving chemical residues, it is safe for: Human handlers Fish and crustaceans Poultry and livestock The environment Applications of Aqua Pro in Aquaculture and Livestock Farming 1. Fish Farming Aqua Pro is ideal for: Pond preparation Water treatment during stocking Routine water sanitation Disease prevention Improving water clarity and stability It works effectively in: Earthen ponds Concrete ponds Tarpaulin tanks RAS (Recirculatory Aquaculture Systems) Hatcheries