FieldDxAmproliumDose, contraindications and adverse effects for Cats, Cattle and Dogs.
What it is used for
Antiprotozoal agent / coccidiostat. Treatment and prevention of coccidiosis in cattle, sheep, swine, and poultry.
Dose by species
Doses are shown as published, not averaged across sources. Enter the animal’s body weight in the interactive drug guide to calculate the amount.
How it works
Competitive thiamine inhibitor, blocking protozoal reproduction.
Do not use in
Long-term high doses may induce thiamine deficiency.
Main adverse effects
Toxicity is observed only at high doses. CNS signs are caused by thiamine deficiency, which may be reversed by adding thiamine to the diet.
Monitoring
No specific monitoring is necessary.
Withdrawal
A withdrawal interval is stated for this drug. It depends on the formulation, route and dose, so read the exact wording in the interactive drug guide before treating a food animal.
Conditions it is used for
Source
Plumb (p. 84); Papich (pp. x, 31)
Papich Handbook of Veterinary Drugs, 5th Edition (p. 55)
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