Dac Pharma Endecto

Liquid against lice, mites and worms.

Birds can host endo- and ectoparasites and in most cases they are not associated with clinical disease. In captivity, this delicate host-parasite relationship can easily be disrupted and disease can arise.
Worms (round worms) infections can give watery mice, frenzied appetite without increase or loss of weight.

The lice do not suck blood, but feed on keratin (the substance from which the feathers made). They can cause irritation and damage to the packaging. Their numbers rise when a bird is in poor condition.

The sucking mites can not only cause skin irritation and blood loss, but can transmit different parasites.
Treatment against endo- and ectoparasites is important for the health of your birds.

Active ingredients: Ivermectin.

Dosage for parrots, pigeons and birds of prey, in the neck, on the naked skin:

1 drop per 250 g of live weight
2 drops per 500 g of live weight.

Repeat treatment if necessary after 4-6 weeks.

Package: bottle with dropper 10 ml.

General productinformation:
Before you delve into this DAC brochure, we would like to give you some general information about the DAC medicines first. From our years of experience, a number of frequently recurring questions from enthusiasts have emerged, which may also prove interesting for you, such as:

Why are no vitamins mixed by the DAC medicines?
Because vitamins, in a package that has been opened, have a shelf life of up to six months, while the medicine has a much longer shelf life. There are also vitamins that block the optimal functioning of certain medicines. In short: it is better to provide good fresh vitamins after a cure.

Why is there on different DAC medicines besides a dose per liter of drinking water = 20 pigeons or 10 kilos of live weight?
It is assumed that “20 kilos of pigeons” will consume about 2 liters of drinking water per day. However, this is an average. Because animals drink less when it is cold and when it is warm, DAC gives the drinking water dose immediately how many grams you have to administer per kilo of live weight (ie the amount of medicine per animal or kilogram per day, which must be included for proper functioning). ). If you want to provide medicines via the drinking water, always give them in a quantity of drinking water that you are sure will be made up in one day. This is to prevent you from disposing of a portion of the medicine with a small amount of drinking water, as a result of which your animals absorb too little of this. For the sake of completeness: 1 racing pigeon weighs 400 to 500 grams, so 1 kilo of live weight is about 2 racing pigeons.

Why can the DAC medicines be supplied by the drinking water as well as by the feed?
Because we would like to give you the choice to administer the medicine to your pigeons in the way you prefer to provide it. However, drinking water medication (dissolving in the pot) has a very big advantage. Pigeons that go with a transport are exposed to all kinds of infections. Both during such a transport and during the flight itself, the chance that the pigeons get something up is very real. When the pigeons come home you want to prevent that your pigeons that stayed at home via the pot are infected by the home visitors. That is why drinking water medication is highly recommended. So an ornithosis mix through the drinking water is not only to combat any germs that have accumulated, but also to prevent the contamination from being passed on!

Finally, we want to emphasize an important maxim when administering medicines to your pigeons. Pay particular attention to the prescribed doses. One scoop more does not work extra, one scoop less does not work enough!