Description
Drug Interactions:
It should not be given in conjunction with gentamicin or erythromycin (ammonium chloride and vitamin C make the kidney environment acidic, which reduces its effectiveness in treating the urinary tract because it needs an alkaline environment to function).
Side Effects:
Stomach irritation, nausea, and vomiting have been associated with oral doses of the drug.
Urine acidification is associated with an increased risk of calcium oxalate stones in cats.
Withdrawal Period :
Meat: one day from the last dose given.
Preservation :
Store in a dry and dark place at a temperature not exceeding 30° C.
Indications
Indications :
It is used in poultry in the following cases:
Detoxification.
It helps prevent urinary tract infection, as ammonium chloride turns urine into acid, which helps in the excretion of basic substances, increases the effectiveness of antibiotics, and leads to the presence of an unsuitable environment for bacterial growth.
Liver function stimulator.
Diuretic, especially in gumboro disease.
Contraindications:
Hypersensitivity to the active substances.
Dosing & Usage
Usage :
Oral administration via drinking water.
Dosing :
Poultry: 100 g of the preparation per 100 liters of drinking water for 3 days.
Or 2 kg of the preparation per 1 ton of feed for 3 days.
