China China Wholesale Oriental Herbal Nutrient For Poultry – Cold cure – RC GROUP Manufacture and Factory

China Wholesale Oriental Herbal Nutrient For Poultry – Cold cure – RC GROUP

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Cold cure

Composition: ginger, aconite, roasted licorice, astragalus, rice wine, epimedium
Indications: promote food intake, improve uniformity, improve resistance; relieve immune suppression.
Dosage:
1) Chick: 1-7 days, 0.2ml/pc. Promote the absorption of yolk and accelerate the development of immune organs. Increase 7-day-old body weight and improve uniformity.
2) 60 days transfer/expansion group 0.5ml/pc.
3) 1ml/pc after cold stress. (Existing medication after cold)
4) After application of cold medicine: 1ml/pc.
5) Cooperate with the treatment of refractory E. coli, respiratory tract. 1ml/pc for 2days continuously.

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