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Corid Soluble (Amprolium 220mg/g)
An aid in the treatment and prevention of coccidiosis in calves. Mix CORID daily with fresh drinking water for five consecutive days as a treatment or twenty-one consecutive days as a preventative measure. When using as a treatment, provide to all animals in a herd, pen, or group; when one or more calves show clinical signs of coccidiosis, it is likely that the entire group has been exposed. To help prevent coccidiosis, provide CORID in the drinking water of animals during periods of exposure, stress, or when experience indicates that coccidiosis may be likely to occur.
- Administer CORID when experience tells you conditions are favorable for the development of coccidiosis or any time cattle are exposed to unusual stress
- CORID effectively breaks the coccidia life cycle before a clinical coccidiosis outbreak can occur
- Preventing coccidiosis allows animals to absorb nutrients naturally, so they maintain the ability to fight stress
- CORID helps to reduce the spread of infective coccidia oocysts
TREAT THE OUTBREAK - Use a five-day treatment program.
- Administer CORID at the first clinical sign of coccidiosis, such as diarrhea and dehydration
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- CORID stops the development of merozoites before they further damage the large intestine
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- CORID helps to reduce oocyst discharge in the feces, to reduce disease spread
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- Drinking water or drench administration ensures CORID will reach the intestine, even in animals with reduced feed intake and low gastrointestinal motility
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- CORID treats clinical coccidiosis
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 CORID. To help prevent and treat coccidiosis, count on the expert.Unique flexibility. CORID is labeled to both help prevent and treat bovine coccidiosis (bloody scours) caused by Eimeria bovis and E. zurnii in calves.
Administration flexibility. CORID can be administered in drinking water, as a drench, or in-feed to prevent or treat bovine coccidiosis.
CORID should be used on a group, pen or herd basis. When one or more calves show clinical signs of coccidiosis, it's likely the rest of the group has been exposed to coccidia and all calves in the group, pen or herd should receive CORID.
Palatable. CORID is palatable and readily accepted by cattle.
Safety. CORID is safe when administered at the recommended dose.Important Safety Information: Withdraw 24 hours before slaughter. Do not use in calves to be processed for veal.
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