Aristopet Worming Syrup Plus Praziquantel for Ornamental Birds.
For the treatment of threadworm (Capillaria spp.), caecal worm (Heterakis spp.), roundworm (Ascaridia spp.), gape worm (Syngamus spp.), gizzard worm (Acuaria spp.) and tapeworm (Raillietina spp.) in ornamental birds.
Active Ingredient: 10 mg/ml Levamisole hydrochloride (equivalent to 8.48 mg/ml Levamisole base, 2 mg/ml Praziquantel)
- Simple to administer, simply add the recommended dosage of syrup to your bird's drinking water.
- Flavoured to be palatable and accepted in the bird's drinking water.
Directions for Use:
- The use of this product during extremely hot weather is contraindicated.
- Treating birds under stress or birds actively feeding young is contraindicated.
Administration:
- Mix with drinking water at the following concentration: dilute 25 ml of bird wormer in 1 litre of drinking water, or 0.5 ml (8 drops) to 20 ml of water.
- This dilution provides a dose of 40 mg/kg body weight of Levamisole hydrochloride and 8 mg/kg of Praziquantel, based on an average body weight of 30g and a consumption of 5 ml of liquid per day.
- The bottle dispenses 16 drops per mL.
General Instructions:
- The medicated water must be freshly made just before dosing.
- Provide the medicated water as the sole source of drinking water for a 24-hour period.
- Repeat treatment after 14 days.
- Further dilution of the medicated water may be necessary in hot weather to accommodate increased water consumption.
- If worm problems continue after treatment, consult with a veterinarian.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Q. Can I use the Worming Syrup plus Praziquantel in my chickens?
A. This product is not intended for use with birds that produce eggs or meat for human consumption. There is minimal data available on the residue and withholding times of the ingredients, as well as their effects on humans. We recommend using the Aristopet Animal Health Poultry Wormer for your chickens instead.
Disclaimer: Please read the instructions on the bottle and follow them above any other source of information, as this information may be dated, have errors or be incomplete, etc.