Factory Supply Dinitolmide Premix for Poultry Feed with Top Quality and Best Price

• Customization: Available
• Applied animal classification: Poultry
• Certification: QS, ISO
• Model NO.: anmial or poulty feed additive
• Function: Vermifuge
• Type: Antibiotic
• Transport Package: 25kg/Carton; 7.5mt/20′fcl or 15mt/40′fcl
• Trademark: ND
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 2000mt/Month

Product Description

 

Dinitolmide 25% Premix

Active Ingredient: Dinitolmide

CAS NO.: 148-01-6

Molecular Formula / Weight: C8H7N3O5 / 225.16



Specifications:Off-white or yellowish powder.Odorless and a little bitter taste. Dinitolmide content: 22.5%-27.5%
Pharmacology: 
The product is effective on various Eimeria, such as E.tenella, E. necatrix, E.brunetti, E.maxima, especially on E.tenella and E. necatrix, but poor effect on E.acervulina. The activity peak of Dinitolmide to coccidiosis in third days after infection, and it also help the sporation of oocysts. Using continuously this product for 6 days, it only shows inhibitory effect on coccidia; if the long-term application, killing effect will appear.

Indications: Nitrate benzamide anticoccidial drug. The recommended dosage does not affect immunity of chickens to coccidiosis, so it is suitable for laying hens and broiler breeders. Not easy to cause drug resistance, stable product quality and good fluidity.
Usage&Dosage: 
Mixed Feeding. Recommended Dosage:

Animal Species	Dinitolmide 25% Premix (g) per 1000 kg feeding stuff	Dinitolmide Concentration (ppm)
Chicken	500	125

Precautions:If stop using for 5-6 days, the coccidiosis will recrudesce; therefore this product must be continuously used for broilers.The particles size of Dinitolmide powder influences anticoccidial effect, and tiny powder is better.If the dosage of Dinitolmide is more than 250mg/kg in feed for continuous feeding for more than 15 days, it can inhibit the weight gain of chicks.Forbid using in laying chicken.
Withdrawal Period: 3 days.

Package: 25kg/bag

Storage: Store in a cool and dry place, in sealed or closed container.

Expiry: Two years.