Melazit

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Monensin-based ionophore anticoccidial for poultry and cattle produced by the special technology that ensures

Preservation of properties when heated to 110 °C
Homogeneity of granules
Uniformity of the distribution of active substance in feed
Low dusting potential
Stability during further storage of feed

Composition

Pharmacological properties

Indications

Dosage and method of administration

Restrictions

1 g Melazit

monensin 400 mg

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Pharmacological properties

Melazit has a broad-spectrum anticoccidial action on:

E. necatrix
E. tenella
E. brunetti
E. maxima
E. mivati
E. acervulina
E. рrаесох
E. adenoides
E. meleagrimitis
E. gallopavonis
Е. zuernii
Е. bovis
Е. ellipsoidalis

Indications

Melazit is used in broilers, turkeys, replacement young chicken and cattle to prevent coccidiosis.

Dosage and method of administration

Specie	Indication	Method of administration	Dosage	Frequency of administration
Broilers	Coccidiosis prevention	Mixed with feed	250 g / 1 t of feed (100 mg monensin / 1 kg of feed)	From the first day of life during the entire growing period, excluding from the diet 5 days before slaughter
Replacement chickens			250 g / 1 t of feed (100 mg monensin / 1 kg of feed)	From the first day of life, excluding from the diet at least 14 days before the start of egg laying
Turkey			150-225 g / 1 t of feed (60-90 mg monensin / 1 kg of feed)	From the first day of life to the age of 16 weeks
Cattle			1.25-2.5 g/1 kg of animal body weight (0.5-1 mg monensin /1 kg of animal body weight): Animals weighing up to 200 kg: 12.5 g / 100 kg of feed (50 mg monensin/1 kg of feed) Animals weighing over 200 kg: 6.25 g / 100 kg of feed (25 mg monensin/1 kg of feed)	The duration of administration ranges from 1 to 3 months.

The drug is stable in feed for 4 months.

Restrictions

Contraindications and special instructions:
Avoid using in layers and replacement young chicken less than 14 days before the start of egg laying due to its accumulation in eggs.
Do not use the drug simultaneously with other anticoccidials.
Avoid using the drug simultaneously with tiamulin, as well as 7 days before and 7 days after the use of tiamulin.

Withdrawal period:
meat: 5 days (poultry), 4 days (cattle)
milk: 1 day