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ACI Animal Health Vet Product List in Bangladesh

Almost everybody who comes to ACI Animal Health wants the list rather than one item, so the grid above is that list, and the sections below group it by the animal it is for. Poultry, cattle and pets need different things, and a product that suits one is often wrong for another.

These are veterinary medicines and feed supplements. Nothing here is advice about dosing or about whether a product suits your animals; that is a conversation with a veterinarian, and dosing on livestock in particular depends on body weight and flock size.

Reading an ACI Vet Product Name

Two naming families run through the catalogue, and knowing them saves a lot of scrolling.

  • PB and PA prefixes — PB-71, PB-C, PB-ADE, PB Liv Tone, PA-Lyte, PA-Zinc Plus. These are the poultry and animal supplement series.
  • Descriptive compounds — Tylo-Doxi, No-Cocci, Myco-Nil, Calcivit. The name states the active ingredient or the problem.

Pack size is part of the identity too. The same product appears at 10gm, 20gm, 100gm, and 500gm, and those are different listings rather than options on one page.

Poultry

The deepest part of the range. Most of it is water-soluble powder dosed through drinking water, which is why the pack sizes scale the way they do.

Antibacterials and Anti-Infectives

A course finishes on the day the veterinarian says, not on the day the birds look better. Stopping early is how resistance builds in a flock, and withdrawal periods before slaughter or egg collection are set by the label rather than by judgement.

Supplements and Tonics

Electrolyte and vitamin C preparations earn their place in hot weather, when birds drink more and eat less. That is when intake of everything else drops, and a supplement in the water reaches them when feed no longer does.

Litter and Housing

Litter treatment is preventive rather than curative. Ammonia from wet litter is what damages respiratory tracts before any infection arrives, and controlling it is cheaper than treating what follows.

Cattle and Livestock

What Rumen Bypass Fat Is For

A dairy cow in early lactation needs more energy than she can physically eat. Ordinary fat added to feed disrupts rumen digestion; bypass fat is treated so it passes the rumen intact and is absorbed further down. That is the whole point of it, and it is why it is fed at that stage rather than continuously.

Vaccines

Vaccines need an unbroken cold chain and are useless without one. A dose count in the name 500d, 1000d is the number of birds it covers, and a vial once opened is used within hours rather than kept.

Live vaccines are the most demanding of the group. They are freeze-dried and reconstituted with a diluent immediately before use, and the whole reconstituted volume has to go into birds while the organism is still viable. That is why the dose count on the vial matters when planning a thousand-dose vial opened for a small shed wastes most of itself.

Pet Care

The pet range is small and separate from the livestock side. A livestock product is dosed for an animal many times a dog or cat’s weight, so the two are not interchangeable in either direction.

Zinc, Amino Acids and Other Supplements

Dosing Through Water or Feed

Medicated Water

Most of the poultry range goes into drinking water, and two practical points follow from that. Medicated water is made up fresh each day, because the active degrades and the water gets dirty. And birds must be thirsty enough to drink it, which is why water is often withheld briefly beforehand.

Feed Additives

Feed additives work differently. They need mixing through the whole batch evenly, and a sachet stirred into the top of a sack does not reach the birds at the bottom of it.

Why Poultry and Cattle Products Are Not Interchangeable

The two halves of this catalogue look similar and behave very differently. A poultry powder is formulated to dissolve in a header tank and dose thousands of birds at a few grams per hundred litres. A cattle injectable is dosed per animal, by weight, and given by someone trained to give it.

Species sensitivity is the other half of the problem. Actives that are routine in one species are toxic in another, and the margin is not always wide. The label states the species it is licensed for, and that statement is the boundary rather than a suggestion.

Withdrawal Periods

Any antibacterial used in birds or cattle carries a withdrawal period, the time that must pass before meat, eggs or milk can enter the food chain. It is printed on the pack, and it is a legal requirement rather than a recommendation.

It differs by product and by species, so it cannot be generalised here. Read the pack, and ask the veterinarian who prescribed it if the label is unclear.

What You Need Before Ordering

Veterinary antibacterials and vaccines need a prescription from a registered veterinarian, and a pharmacist reviews it before the order is dispensed. Feed supplements, electrolytes, and litter treatments generally do not.

Vaccines also need cold-chain delivery, so check that it is available to your location before ordering rather than after.

Ordering for a Farm

Quantities on a commercial holding run well beyond what a single pack covers, and the larger pack sizes exist for that reason. Working out the requirement from bird or head count before ordering avoids part-used packs, which matters more with powders than it looks; an opened sachet exposed to humidity clumps and is difficult to dose evenly afterwards.

Storage is the other half of it. Powders and premixes keep in a dry, shaded place; liquids and injectables have their own temperature ranges printed on the pack, and a product stored above its range may look unchanged while having lost most of its activity.

What Moves the Figure on a Listing

Pack size is the main driver, and the jump between a 100gm and a 500gm pack is the one worth checking per gram rather than in absolute terms. Vaccines are priced by dose count.

Nothing written here carries a figure, because stock and promotions move. Open the listing and read what it says today.

Where ACI Animal Health Sits on Arogga

The supplements are filed under Nutritional Preparations and Vitamins & Minerals Supplement, with the amino acid products under Amino Acids, Vitamins & Minerals.

The medicines sit under Anti-Infective Preparations, Anti-Bacterial and Anti-Bacterial Combination, the vaccines under Vaccine, and the feed products under Feed Supplement and Gastrointestinal Preparations.

About ACI Animal Health

ACI Animal Health is the veterinary division of ACI Limited, one of the largest conglomerates in Bangladesh, whose other businesses include pharmaceuticals, consumer brands and agribusiness. The division supplies the livestock, poultry, aquaculture, and pet sectors domestically.

Its range includes veterinary antibacterials and anti-infectives, poultry and cattle vaccines, and water-soluble vitamin and electrolyte supplements under the PB and PA series. It also produces liver tonics, rumen bypass fat and other dairy nutrition products, litter treatments, feed additives and premixes, and a small pet care line under the DR. PETZ and PA-Pet names.

Many of its products are positioned around flock and herd health, productivity, and nutrition. ACI Animal Health products are supplied through veterinary pharmacies, agri-input dealers and online retail platforms across Bangladesh.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is there an ACI vet product list PDF?

Not on Arogga. The grid above is the live list, and it reflects stock as it stands, which a downloaded file cannot. For the company’s complete registered range, including items not carried here, the manufacturer is the right source.

2. What do the PB and PA prefixes mean?

They mark the poultry and animal supplement series — PB-71, PB-C, PB-ADE, PA-Lyte, PA-Zinc Plus, and so on. They are product family names rather than strengths or doses.

3. Do I need a prescription?

For antibacterials and vaccines, yes, from a registered veterinarian. Feed supplements, electrolytes, and litter treatments generally do not require one.

4. Can a livestock product be used on a dog or cat?

No. Livestock products are dosed for animals many times a pet’s weight, and some actives safe in poultry are not safe in cats. Use the pet range, and ask a vet.

5. What is a withdrawal period?

The time that must pass after treatment before meat, eggs, or milk can be sold or eaten. It is printed on the pack, differs by product and species, and is a legal requirement rather than a guideline.

6. How should medicated water be prepared?

Fresh each day. The active degrades, and the water gets dirty, so yesterday’s mix is not worth giving. Birds also need to be thirsty enough to drink it, which is why water is often withheld briefly first.

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