Naqua Mite Treatment Spot On Large Birds

Naqua Mite Treatment Spot On Large Birds 5ml

Naqua Mite Treatment Spot On Large Birds

Naqua Mite Treatment Spot On Large Birds 5ml

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Ivermectin 1% 5ml for Large Cage Birds

Spot on Mite Treatment for Large Cage Birds – Vet Strength Treats feather, ear & mange mites, lice, also treats internal parasites.

5ml Drops for Large Cage Birds is a topical fast acting solution for the control and treatment of feather lice, ear & mange mites.

Suitable for use on birds weighing over 500g.

Easy to apply with the dropper bottle nozzle, the solution contains a POWERFUL endectocide that will target parasites that are both inside and outside of your bird.

3-week treatment in one bottle. Vet Strength Product – Fast Proven & Safe Treatment. We advise Naqua 1% is used as a preventative treatment monthly to prevent your pet from reinfection of parasites. It is advisable to treat any pet you introduce into the colony before introduction to prevent infections of your other pets.
  
Product description
These drops are only for use on Ornamental Cage Birds from 500g. For treatment of feather, ear & mange mites, and lice.

Do not use in animals other than those indicated.

Naqua Pharmaceuticals mite treatment Ivermectin 1% 5ml spot-on for large cage birds may also be used to prevent reinfection or prevent/reduce the chance of introducing mites/lice into your colony. We advise you treat any new birds etc before you introduce them into your colony. Additionally, if or when your pet is in close contact with other birds from outside your colony.

Legal Disclaimer This veterinary medicine is marketed in accordance with Schedule 6 of the Veterinary Medicines Regulations – Exemptions for small pet animals.

It is important to note that Ivermectin spot-on drops should only be used in animals for which it is prescribed. Do not use it in animals other than those for which it is intended. If you have any questions or concerns about using this medication, please contact us, or consult your local veterinarian.

Information about parasites

Lice, mites, scaly leg, red mite, and air sac conditions are all common issues that can affect birds, each with their own specific symptoms and causes.

Lice are small, wingless insects that feed on the feathers, skin, and blood of birds. They can cause itching and irritation, and in severe cases, can lead to anemia and even death. Treatment for lice infestations typically involves applying an insecticide specifically formulated for birds, such as ivermectin, which can be applied topically. It is also important to thoroughly clean and disinfect the bird’s environment to prevent reinfestation.

Mites are another common parasite that can affect birds. They can cause feather loss, irritation, and itching, and can also spread diseases. Mites are typically treated with topical or oral treatments, such as ivermectin.

Scaly leg is a condition that affects the legs and feet of birds, causing thick, scaly, and crusty skin. This can cause pain and make it difficult for birds to walk. Scaly leg is usually caused by mites, and is treated in similar way as mentioned above, but it is also important to remove the scales by using a warm vegetable oil to soften the scales before wiping off.

Red mite is a bloodsucking parasite that affects birds, chickens and other poultry. These mites are active at night and feed on the blood of birds while they are roosting. They can cause anemia, fatigue and in severe cases, death. Red mite can be treated with ivermectin and other similar products, as well as cleaning and sanitizing the bird’s environment to prevent reinfestation.

Air sac conditions affect the air sacs of birds, which are responsible for breathing and lung function. The symptoms of air sac conditions can include difficulty breathing, coughing, and a whistling sound when the bird exhales. These conditions can be caused by a variety of factors, such as infections, tumors, or trauma.

Ivermectin is a common treatment option for external parasites like lice and mites, but the administration and dosage would vary depending on the species and size of the bird, as well as the severity of infestation.

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