Instructions for the use of thromexin for birds

There are several ways to breed poultry. Suitable fertilized eggs can be placed under the hen, or chicks that have been hatched through an incubator can be purchased. Regardless of the breeding method, every farmer strives to maximize the conservation of poultry.

In addition to good care and the right choice of food for young animals, the rational use of medications, in particular, helps to achieve high results.

Poultry can be susceptible to a variety of diseases. Thromexin is excellent for prevention and treatment.

Application area

The drug with a broad antimicrobial orientation is used not only for domestic birds, but also for larger farm animals.

With regard to poultry, the drug is used to treat as well as prevention of the following diseases:

• Enteritis bacterial in nature.
• Salmonellosis.
• Colibacillosis.
• Mixed infections and viral infections, with complications of a bacterial nature.
• Pasteurellosis.
• Diseases respiratory paths, etc.
• Diarrhea.

There are many factors that cause diarrhea in chicks. Diarrhea in chicks can occur on the background of nervous stress associated with fright or adaptation to conditions in a new place of residence.

It happens that such a condition can occur due to the feeding of birds with poor-quality feed, not the first freshness. However, diarrhea can indicate serious illness that can lead to the death of the livestock. Pulloresis, or bird typhus, is characterized by thin, white, green, or brown stools.

It is fatal if left untreated. Coccidiosis is diagnosed by the presence of bloody, loose stools. With pasteurellosis or avian cholera in a different way, the presence of green diarrhea with blotches of blood is characteristic. With salmonellosis, birds suffer from liquid foamy diarrhea.

It is for the prevention of morbidity, as well as for the treatment of infectious pathologies, that the drug thromexin is effectively used.

Composition of the preparation

Tromexin is an antibiotic with a wide range of antimicrobial properties. One gram of the drug contains 200mg of sulfamethoxypyridazine, 40mg of trimethoprim, 110mg of tetracycline hydrochloride and 130mg of bromhexine hydrochloride.

Of the excipients, the preparation includes:

• sodium cyclamate.
• sodium saccharinate.
• sodium citrate.
• anhydrous calloidal silicon.
• sodium chloride.
• lactose monohydrate.
• oxytop-PB.
• pequaroma 1226-Z.

The drug is contraindicated for use if birds have hypersensitivity or intolerance to any component of the drug.

Due to the ability of the components of the drug to accumulate in eggs, this drug is contraindicated for the prevention of morbidity in laying birds. If you need to use the medicine for medicinal purposes, eggs from birds that have received the antibiotic are considered unusable.

Release form

The drug is produced in the form of a light yellow powder, packaged in waterproof foil bags with a capacity of 0.5 and 1 kg, as well as in bags with a capacity of 5 and 25 kg.

The package must have a Russian-language marking indicating the name of the manufacturing organization, the name of the drug, the full composition of the drug, methods of application, date of issue and serial number.

Also, there must be an inscription on the package indicating that the scope of the drug is veterinary medicine.

Instructions for use for young animals

It is advisable to use drugs and vitamin complexes in chicks in the first days of life... As measures for the prevention of infectious diseases of young poultry, farmers carry out a number of measures.

These include compliance with sanitary and hygienic standards and feeding chicks with antimicrobial drugs.

However, even with the observance of sanitary standards and the presence of medicinal feeding, the incidence of poultry can be observed. Thromexin is used to treat domestic birds for a number of ailments. Sick chicks are given water with diluted thromexin powder for 3-5 days.

If symptoms persist, the course of treatment is repeated after 3-4 days. For young poultry, thromexin is diluted at the rate of 2 g per 1 liter of water on the first day and 1 g per liter of water on the following days. If the recommended dosage is observed, the drug is well tolerated.

Tromexin for chickens

For the prevention of morbidity in poultry, chickens are recommended to be fed with antimicrobial drugs. Thromexin can be used for these purposes. 0.5g of the drug diluted in a liter of boiled chilled water and given to chickens on the 5th day.

Prophylactic watering is carried out within 3-5 days. After three weeks, repeated drinking with an antibiotic with an active substance different from thromexin is carried out.

The use of medicine for goslings

Goslings in the first days of life require increased attention and care. Like birds of other breeds, young geese are most susceptible to various infectious diseases. One of the preventive measures is early drinking with medicinal products with antimicrobial properties.

Tromexin is used in goslings according to the standard chick regimen. A versatile agent used in veterinary medicine to treat and control disease in all species of agricultural birds, including waterfowl such as geese and ducks.

Dispensing the preparation for turkey poults

The prophylactic regimen for turkey poults does not differ from the prophylactic regimens for other types of poultry.

When using Tromaxin for chicks older than three weeks, the drug is diluted at the rate of 1 g per liter of liquid as for an adult bird, when it comes to preventive drinking. If the medicine is used directly for treatment, on the first day, the dose of the powder is doubled.

Important: the shelf life of a diluted thromexin solution should not exceed 24 hours. During the course of treatment, a fresh solution is poured into the bird's drinking bowl every day, the remains of the old one are disposed of.

Antibiotic solution for adult poultry

It is advisable to solder an adult bird for preventive purposes with a solution of antibiotics twice as saturated as the solution used for young animals in the first days of life. When using antibiotics, including thromexin, the timing of elimination of the drug from the body should be taken into account.

Meat and eggs of poultry that received a course of treatment or prophylaxis of the drug thromexin should not be used for food for 5-14 days, respectively, slaughter is carried out not earlier than after the fifth day after the end of the medication.

Side effects for broilers

There is a good tolerance of this drug, provided that the dosage of the drug is observed. In case of an overdose, symptoms of anemic mucous membranes, gastrointestinal disorders, and renal dysfunction may occur.

In the presence of renal failure, it can cause fluid retention in tissues, increased swelling.

Pharmacological characteristics

Sulfamethoxypyridazine and trimethoprim, the main active ingredients of thromexin, are highly effective against a number of pathogenic microorganisms by suppressing the synthesis of tetrahydrofolic acid in a bacterial cell.

Tetracycline in the composition of the drug disrupts the protein biosynthesis of harmful bacteria. Bromhexine has a pronounced mucolytic effect, helps to relieve swelling of the respiratory tract, enhances the saturation of the body with oxygen by improving ventilation of the respiratory system.

The maximum level of concentration in the blood is observed 8 hours after oral administration. It is excreted mainly in the urine, to a lesser extent in the bile.

Precautionary measures

When using thromexin, you should adhere to certain safety rules associated with the use of veterinary medicinal products:

• The whole complex of work with a medicine must be carried out using personal protective equipmentsuch as overalls, gloves, goggles, and a respirator.

  

• While using thromexin no smokingtaking food or drink.
• Thorough washing is required after completion of work related to the medicinal product. face and hands with soap.
• The container used for the dilution of thromexin is prohibited for further use in economic needs and must be recycled.

Antibiotic therapy has its supporters and opponents.

It is worth noting that, subject to the instructions and rules for the use of medicines for chickens, including the scope, dosage, contraindications, precautions and the period of excretion, negative consequences, both for feathered pets and for people who eat meat and eggs of domestic birds can be avoided.

Avoiding the use of antibiotics for broilers has several consequences.ranging from losses associated with the death of livestock, ending with the potential danger of contracting dangerous infectious diseases, such as, for example, salmonellosis, which is easily transmitted to humans.