Tylosan 200 Antibiotics (WSP | 100g)

Description
Tylosan 200
Tylosan 200 is effective against a large number of causative agents of disease such as Streptococci, Staphylococci, Corynebacteria, Pasteurella, Anthrax, Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae, etc.

The drug is well absorbed from the proximal parts of the digestive tract so that a therapeutic blood level is rapidly attained.
It is also well-diffused in body fluids and tissues.
It is particularly effective against Mycoplasma gallisepticum (PPLO), making it the drug of choice in the treatment of chronic respiratory disease (CRD) in poultry.
It is also efficient in the treatment of infectious synovitis and infectious sinusitis.

 
Composition/g

Tylosin (as tartrate)    200mg

 
Tylosan 200: Dosage and Administration
For oral administration via feed or drinking water
Calves;

4 g per 50kg bodyweight twice daily for 7-14 days

Pigs;

1.25 g per liter for 7-10 days

Poultry;

2.5 g per liter for 3-5 days

 
Withdrawal period
Meat;

Calves; 12 days
Pigs; 1 day
Poultry, 2 days

Egg;

2 days

 
Know more about CRD
Chronic Respiratory Disease (CRD), also known as the bulgy eye or mycoplasmosis, is an upper respiratory infection caused by Mycoplasma gallisepticum. The disease occurs very commonly in backyard chicken flocks worldwide.

Young birds less than 4 months of age and roosters tend to have more severe infections than older or adult birds.
The characteristic signs include tracheal rales or gurgling sounds, nasal discharge, sneezing, gapping, and coughing. Conjunctivitis and eye discharge may be present in one or both eyes.
There can (less commonly) be facial swelling and head shaking.

Transmission

Sources of infection include latently and chronically infected birds (domestic chickens and turkeys or wild birds).
It spreads vertically (from breeding parents to offspring) and horizontally both directly from bird to bird and can be indirectly spread by living and inanimate vectors.

Prevention

Minimize contact with wild birds.
Quarantine any new flock members, or any birds taken to a poultry show, swab, county fair, auction, etc. for 30 days prior to adding them to your flock.
Minimize stress on the farm.