Baycox, Anyone?

[rbaker0345]

Has anyone had luck with baycox. My flock is going through an epidemic of ILT which is being complicated by coccidia. I have used sulmet and we are way past the point of a simple coccidiostat like amprolium, so I would like to try baycox or generic toltrazuril, but I was wondering if anyone else had tried it and if it seems to work better than sulmet.

 

[casportpony]

Do know that Sulmet in chickens is only effective against two of the nine strains of it?

 

[rbaker0345]

Yes, it kills E. nectarix and E. tenella which are the two most problematic.

 

[casportpony]

Let us know if you try Baycox, I 'd love to know more about that. Corid has worked for me so far, but I always like to learn about other drugs!

-Kathy