COCCIFOR COCCIDIOSIS TREATMENT

Coccifor Coccidiosis Treatment is a water-soluble, ready-to-use therapeutic mixture combining coccidiostats, broad-spectrum antibiotics and vitamins for fast recovery and prevention of enteric disease in poultry and other livestock. Formulated to work through drinking water systems, Coccifor Coccidiosis Treatment is effective for intestinal and caecal coccidiosis in broilers, layers and backyard flocks, while its antibiotic fraction provides control of both Gram-positive and Gram-negative bacterial infections such as Pullorum disease, Fowl typhoid, enteritis and omphalitis.

Because Coccifor includes vitamins, it also corrects vitamin deficiencies that occur during and after stress — vaccination, transport, heat or humidity stress — helping birds recover faster and return to normal feed intake and performance. In piglets Coccifor supports control of diarrhea and enteritis; in rabbits it is used for intestinal coccidiosis where combined anticoccidial and antibiotic therapy speeds recovery.

Key benefits:

• Rapid control and prevention of intestinal and caecal coccidiosis.

• Secondary control of bacterial infections (Pullorum, Fowl typhoid, enteritis, omphalitis).

• Vitamin support to restore appetite and bolster immunity during and after stress.

• Water-soluble formulation for even, flock-wide dosing through drinkers.

Practical use and flock care: administer Coccifor in clean drinking water according to label or veterinary guidance; ensure medicated water is the only source during treatment for uniform dosing. Maintain good hygiene and litter management to reduce re-exposure, and consider follow-up gut support (a probiotic or multivitamin) to restore gut flora and performance.

Natural, helpful pairings: farmers commonly follow Coccifor Coccidiosis Treatment with Aminanor Amino Acid Oral to accelerate weight gain and recovery, or use Hepaklin Liver & Kidney Tonic when birds have been on heavy medication. For coccidiosis prevention programs, compare with Coctreat Diclazuril when targeted anticoccidial rotation is required.

• Aminanor Amino Acid Oral

• Hepaklin Liver & Kidney Tonic

• Coctreat Diclazuril

Indications

• Intestinal and Caecal coccidiosis
• Prevention and treatment of infections caused by Gram positive and Gram-negative bacteria e.g Pullorum disease, Fowl typhoid, Intestinal infections, Omphalitis etc.
• Vitamin deficiency during and after stress.
• PIGLETS: Diarrhea and Enteritis
• RABBITS: Intestinal coccidiosis

Dosage and Administration

Orally via the drinking water.

PREVENTION: 100gram per 200 liters of drinking water for 3-4 consecutive days.

TREATMENT:  100gram per 100 liters of drinking water for 3-4 consecutive days

Withdrawal Time:

Meat: 14 days,

 Eggs: 10 days

Store in a dry, dark place not above 30^OC and keep away from direct sunlight.

FAQs Coccifor Coccidiosis Treatment

Q: Which species can use Coccifor?
A: Coccifor is formulated primarily for poultry (broilers and layers), but is also indicated for piglets with enteritis and rabbits with intestinal coccidiosis. For species-specific dosing, book a session with our vet for ₦5,000.

Q: How should Coccifor be administered?
A: Dissolve Coccifor in clean drinking water and ensure it is the only water source during treatment for even dosing. Follow label/veterinary instructions. For mixing or dosing help, consult our vet for ₦5,000.

Q: Can Coccifor replace targeted anticoccidials like Diclazuril?
A: Coccifor is a combined therapy (coccidiostat + antibiotic + vitamins) ideal for outbreaks or mixed infections. For targeted prevention or rotation strategies, compare with Coctreat Diclazuril. For program design, book a vet consult for ₦5,000.

Q: Is Coccifor safe during brooding?
A: Yes — it includes vitamins to support chicks in brooding; use exactly as directed and monitor birds closely. For brooding protocols, consult our vet for ₦5,000.

Q: Will Coccifor affect egg or meat withdrawal times?
A: Follow product label withdrawal instructions. If unsure, get exact guidance from our vet for ₦5,000 before marketing eggs or meat.