Name | Diaverdin |
Classes |
Antiinfective Agent Antibiotic |
Diseases |
Avian Disease Parasitic Infection Worm Infection |
Diaverdin
Diaverdin is an anti-coccidial drug designed to combat infections caused by coccidian parasites. It works by interfering with the life cycle of coccidia, preventing their reproduction and growth.
- Diaverdin is indicated for the treatment and prevention of coccidiosis in animals, including poultry, cattle, and other species.
- It is effective against various species of coccidia, providing both therapeutic and prophylactic benefits.
- Veterinarians may prescribe Diaverdin to control coccidial infections in livestock and companion animals.
- Species: Poultry, Cattle, and Other Animals
- Dosage: The recommended dosage is based on the species, weight, and severity of the coccidial infection.
- Administration: Administer orally or as directed by a veterinarian. Dosage regimens may vary depending on the specific coccidia species and the severity of the infection.
- Overdosage:
- Avoid overdose, as it may lead to increased risk of adverse reactions.
- Carefully follow recommended dosages based on species and weight.
- Pregnancy and Lactation:
- Use with caution in pregnant or lactating animals; consult with a veterinarian.
- Evaluate the risk-benefit ratio before administering to breeding animals.
- Species Sensitivity:
- Some species may be more sensitive to Diaverdin; adjust dosages accordingly.
- Monitor closely for adverse reactions, especially in smaller or younger animals.
Contraindication
Avoid use in animals with a known hypersensitivity to Diaverdin or related anti-coccidial drugs.
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