Coccidiosis Medicine Price in Bangladesh

Coccidiosis is a gut infection of chickens and other livestock caused by coccidia, single-celled parasites that damage the intestine lining and bring bloody droppings and sudden losses. This shelf holds a water-soluble anticoccidial for treating a flock through its drinking water, and a vitamin K powder vets add when the disease causes bleeding. The two do different jobs and often sit in the same treatment plan.

Anti-Coccidial sits under Anti-Infective Preparations.

How Coccidiosis Spreads in a Flock

Infected birds shed tough parasite eggs, called oocysts, in their droppings. In warm, damp litter these mature within a day or two and are pecked up by other birds, so numbers climb fast in a crowded broiler shed during the monsoon. Young birds of roughly three to six weeks are hit hardest, before their own immunity has formed.

Anticoccidial and Support Products on Arogga

• SCZ WSP Sulphaclozine Sodium Monohydrate Vet from The Acme Laboratories Ltd (Vet) is a sulphonamide powder dissolved in drinking water to treat an outbreak the vet has confirmed.
• K-10 Vet Powder 10gm from Square Pharmaceuticals PLC (Vet) supplies vitamin K as menadione, which helps blood clot when coccidiosis or a course of sulpha medicine leaves birds bleeding.
• The larger K-10 Vet 100gm Powder tub suits commercial sheds that treat thousands of birds at once.

How to Choose and Use

• Let the vet confirm coccidiosis first, ideally by opening a dead bird or checking droppings, since Gumboro, necrotic enteritis and salmonella can look alike.
• Mix a fresh solution each day and make it the only water the birds can reach during treatment.
• Finish the full course the vet sets; stopping early lets resistant parasites build up in the shed.
• Replace wet litter and fix leaking drinkers, because damp bedding keeps the cycle going.

If the vet also finds a bacterial infection, antibiotic options sit on the Anti-Bacterial shelf.

Withdrawal Period and Warning Signs

Every medicine for food animals carries a withdrawal period on its label: the time that must pass after the last treatment before birds go for meat. Sulphonamide powders are generally not meant for hens laying eggs for people to eat, so ask the vet before treating a layer flock, and note the date each course ends.

Call the vet the same day if birds pass bloody or watery droppings, huddle with ruffled feathers, stop eating, or die overnight. Too much sulpha medicine can itself cause bleeding and kidney damage, which is why the amount belongs with the vet.

Coccidiosis Medicine Price in Bangladesh

Pack weight sets the price, from small sachets for a backyard flock to larger tubs for commercial sheds. The cost of a course grows with the number of birds and the water they drink, so a broiler farmer should count the flock before ordering. Coccidia are host-specific: the species that infect chickens differ from those in cattle or goats, so the species named on the label matters.