Albon - Page 1

does anyone know where i could get some albon for my 5 month old puppy? how much should i get and how much should i be giving her?

You should be able to get it from your vet as it is a prescription, not something that you can get over the counter.   Or at least as far as I know.  It is very inexpensive and the dosing depends on how much they weight.   Usually an initial dose on the first day, then half of that dose anywhere from 3 to 9 additional days.   Are you sure that he/she has coccidia?

You can order from Jeffers . It is under Livestock supplies. But unless you have a lot of /puppies or are in the breeding business it would be cheaper to get it from your vet.

Did you not get my message?     revivalanimal.com and the 1 800 number     order the two packets at 12.99 a piece....you cant get it anywhere else except  have your vet order the 62.00 bottle which actually is cheaper than him giving you a 10 day dose...he willl charge you 26 or 30.00 for a one time dose and like I told you,,,a bottle will last a long time and coccidi isnt the only thing you can use it for..

It is wonderful for getting rid of diahrea and is used on females for giardia when pregnant or any bacteria diahrea ,,,,much milder than    flagyll....i use it for lots of occasions....and you can also order    pig scours   for diahrea also....but albon cures cocci. if you use it for 9 or 10 days...

the 5%suspension tastes better      you can order th 12% and it is bitter   mix with something like   chicken broth and a t/2 cup of rice    chicken and rice is better for a dog with diahrea for a day or two anyway...no sugar or using karo or any other like milk products when diahrea occurs...

If she had cocci   earlier,,chances are she has had a reocurrence as the first dosages were not enough or you didnt do them long enough.....

The cheapest route is the two packages and mix by instructions...

YR are the packets at 12.99 the 5% suspension? I didn't see what it is in their discription. Also how do you mix this up, the directions are probably on the packet....

I agree with the chicken & rice solution.  Also giving the water the rice is cooked in can help.  The thing I use is canned pumpkin (PLAIN - no spices).

You can get Di-Methox at your local feed store, also Corid works well. When I was raising and showing chickens, it never failed that the chicks would get cocci, went thru a long battle and lost a few chicks. My gsd was in the habit of going in the pen and "cleaning" up after the chicks. She ended up with Cocci and the vet had me give her and the chicks either corid powder added to the water or Di-Methox which I got at the feed store.Adding 1/8 c of apple cider vienvar to 2 gallons of drinking water daily for 5 days, wait 5 days then repeat will help break the cocci cycle. The Cocci spores can live in dark, moist area for sometime to be picked up later by the animal eating off of the ground.

Agreed....check your local feed store.

You can order it from Revivalanimal.com and have it by the time you drive all over corn county to find it especially if you dont know what your looking for,,,,they have all of those above at www.revivalanimal.com      1800 786 4751

The directions are on the package and T+Revival also know dog people use these products and they send a dog referral list on the amounts to use... the feed store wont do that,,,,,,,,