COCTREAT 2.5% DICLAZURIL | POULTRY COCCIDIOSIS

Coctreat 2.5% Diclazuril Oral Solution is a fast-acting anticoccidial formulated for both the prevention and treatment of coccidiosis in poultry. Coctreat is active against major Eimeria species in chickens (including E. acervulina, E. brunetti, E. maxima, E. mitis, E. necatrix, E. tenella) and in turkeys (E. adenoeides, E. meleagrimitis, E. gallopavonis). It targets second-generation schizonts and sexual stages, and inhibits oocyst sporulation — interrupting the parasite lifecycle to reduce intestinal damage and lesion scores.

How Coctreat helps your flock

Coccidiosis reduces feed conversion, causes bloody or watery droppings, stunted growth and, in severe outbreaks, mortality. Coctreat reduces gut lesions, speeds recovery of appetite, and helps flocks return to normal growth and egg production. Because it prevents oocyst sporulation, Coctreat also lowers the environmental re-challenge pressure on litter and pens.

Dosage & administration

• Standard: 20 ml Coctreat per 200 litres of drinking water for 48 hours.

• Severe infection: 40 ml per 200 litres of drinking water for 48 hours.
  Prepare medicated water fresh and ensure all birds have access during the treatment window.

Withdrawal

Do not use eggs or meat for human consumption during treatment and for 5 days after the last treatment.

Practical benefits

• Fast symptom relief (improved appetite & activity within 24–48 hours in many cases).

• Reduces lesion scores and oocyst output.

• Restores flock performance and lowers mortality risk during outbreaks.

• Easy to administer via drinking water for whole-house treatment.

Natural product pairings customers add to their cart

To support recovery and reduce re-infection risk, customers commonly add gut-support and biosecurity items when purchasing Coctreat — for example: Bio Vitastress antistress to restore vitamins & electrolytes, Bioshield Oral (organic acid gut support) to stabilise gut flora, and a robust farm disinfectant such as Morigad Lysol or VinkoQuat to sanitise housing after treatment. These items are available on our store and help flocks recover faster and reduce repeat infections.

Properties & indication:

COCTREAT contains anticoccidial Diclazuril which is highly effective for prevention and treatment of coccidiosis caused by different Elmeria species in poultry.

Chicken: Elmeria acerulina, E.brunetti, E.maxima, E.mitis, E.necatrix and E.tenella.

Turkey: Elmeria adenoeides, E.maleagrimitis and E.gallovaporis.

COCTREAT is active against second generation (schizonts) and sexual stages of Elmeria and also inhibits

sporulation of oocysts.

COCTREAT reduces the damage and lesion scores of coccidia and improves the performance and health of infected hosts.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q1 — How quickly will birds improve after Coctreat?
A: Many flocks show appetite and activity improvements within 24–48 hours as gut damage is reduced; full performance recovery follows over days to weeks depending on flock condition. For persistent or severe outbreaks, book a session with our vet for just ₦5,000.

Q2 — Can I use Coctreat in layers?
A: Yes — but observe the 5-day withdrawal for eggs and meat after the last treatment. For tailored withdrawal scheduling for your flock, consult our vet for ₦5,000.

Q3 — Can Coctreat be mixed with vitamins or tonics?
A: Yes. It can be given with vitamin/electrolyte supplements to support recovery (administer medicated water fresh). For a recovery plan that fits your flock, book a vet session for ₦5,000.

Q4 — How do I prevent re-infection after treatment?
A: Deep clean and disinfect housing, remove wet/soiled litter, and reduce damp spots. Use an approved farm disinfectant after cleaning. For on-farm biosecurity advice, consult our vet for ₦5,000.

Q5 — How often should Coctreat be used?
A: Use Coctreat to treat confirmed coccidiosis outbreaks or as indicated by your vet — avoid routine, unnecessary use to reduce resistance risk. For a custom prevention schedule, book our vet for ₦5,000.