Endecto - Treatment of Luis/Mites & Worms in Birds
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Description: Edecto is a 10ml liquid treatment designed for birds to combat both endo-parasites (internal parasites) and ecto-parasites (external parasites) such as lice, mites, and worms. This treatment helps maintain optimal health by controlling these parasites, which can lead to poor health, deterioration, and disease if not managed properly.
Key Features:
- Active Ingredient: Ivermectin
- Packaging: 10 ml bottle with a dripper
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Dosage:
- For Birds 250 g Liveweight: 1 drop on the naked skin on the back of the neck
- For Birds 500 g Liveweight: 2 drops on the naked skin on the back of the neck
- Repeat Treatment: 4-6 weeks post initial treatment
Application Instructions:
- Apply Directly: Administer 2 drops directly onto the naked skin on the back of the neck.
- Repeat Treatment: Apply again 4-6 weeks after the initial treatment to address any remaining or newly hatched endo-ecto parasite eggs.
- Avoid During Moult and Young Birds: Do not apply to birds in moult or to young stock younger than 14 weeks.
Advice:
- Application Site: Apply the liquid onto the neck under the feathers, on the naked skin.
- Purpose: The treatment addresses both internal and external parasites to prevent health issues and deterioration.
Information on Endo-Ecto Parasites:
- Worms: Infestation with roundworms can cause symptoms such as watery mucus and increased appetite without significant weight gain.
- Lice: Biting lice feed on keratin, causing irritation and damage to feathers. Increased numbers of lice are often seen in poorly conditioned birds.
- Mites: Sucking mites feed on blood, causing skin irritation, blood loss, and potentially transmitting other parasites.
Dosage Guidelines:
- Small Birds (250 g liveweight): 1 drop
- Medium Birds (500 g liveweight): 2 drops
Regulations:
- Compliance: This veterinary medicine is marked in accordance with the Small Animal Exemption Act.
Edecto is essential for the effective management of parasites in birds, contributing to their overall health and well-being.