TINAZOL

1. TINAZOL can be used as an auxiliary or alternative treatment in some cases to treat many intestinal, digestive, and respiratory infections resulting from infection with obligate or obligate anaerobic bacteria and protozoa that damage and destroy tissues, causing disruption of their basic functions and harm to the body as a whole. 2. It works in combination with ciprofloxacin in the treatment of carbuncles (malignant, perfringens, black leg, and gnats) and synergizes well with it to give direct and effective effectiveness. 3. It synergizes with various anti-coccidiosis, such as toltrazuril and others, to obtain a broad spectrum of anti-coccidiosis and anti-bacterial agents and protects birds from recurrent attacks. 4. It works to combat cryptosporidium in poultry, calves, and ruminants, which causes digestive problems, stubborn diarrhea, and heavy losses and sometimes infects the respiratory system of birds, causing serious respiratory problems. 5. It participates with sulfamides in treating various diarrheas, giving a broad therapeutic spectrum in which, it eliminates most of the causes of diarrhea, whether bacterial (gram positive or negative, aerobic or aerobic), in addition to Entamoeba dysentery, giardia, amoeba, cryptosporidium, and other parasitic causes. It also has a therapeutic spectrum for some. Fungi and viruses make diarrhea a problem that can be solved. 6. With regard to laying hens: There is no objection to giving TINAZOL to mothers of chickens, as it does not affect the hatchability rate at all. If a group of layers (table eggs) is treated with TINAZOL, the eggs must not be presented for human consumption during treatment. They must wait until the end of the treatment period, and the withdrawal period written on the package has passed, which is 8 days after which humans can consume the eggs.