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Product name: Sulfamyclopazine sodium soluble powder
Content：30%
Appearance: Light yellow powder
Application: It is mainly used for the treatment of coccidioides (explosive coccidiae), white crown disease, etc.
Storage: Shade, close, keep in the shade
Description
[pharmacological action] this product can continuously double block the synthesis of microbial tetrahydrofolic acid. Two components have synergistic effect, and has a broad spectrum of antibacterial activity, except for the majority of gram-positive bacteria and gram-negative bacteria have inhibition, live for poultry, rabbits ball insect, leucocyte protozoon, Steve also has strong effect, such as a major role in the second generation of schizont ball insect asexual reproduction, the strongest 3 ~ 4 days after infection, ball insect resistant spectrum is wide, the tender, poison, DuiXing, giant, brinell Amy ears ball insect has strong inhibition. The product is well absorbed internally, and the effective blood drug concentration is maintained for a long time. The acetylation rate is very low, which causes less urinary system damage, and the treatment does not affect the immunity of chickens and ducks to coccidioides.
【 adaptation 】 used for avian coccidiosis.
1. Avian, rabbit coccidiosis and white crown disease: effectively control the rare yellow-green stool or coffee caused by explosive coccidiosis
Color, soy - like blood, dysentery, sudden paralysis, stampede, screaming, soft neck at night, food intake decreased, pale corona, hypothermia, sudden death and other symptoms. At autopsy, the small intestine, cecum wall were swollen, bleeding, necrosis, and the content of the intestine was red and red.
2. Prevention and treatment of pig, chicken coliform and pasteurella infection, necrotizing enteritis (enterotoxemia), and acute infection
Infection of respiratory tract, urinary tract and digestive tract caused by rhinitis, leukocytosis, swine toxoplasmosis, atrophic rhinitis, bovine mastitis, uterus and sensitive bacteria.
