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    • TYLAMOX 20% POWDER 100 GR

    $34.00
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    SKU:
    2549
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    Product Description

    TYLAMOX 20% POWDER 100 GR

    A broad spectrum anti-biotic combination of Amoxicillin and Tylan. This combination is highly recommended by Veterinarians to treat a wide range of bacterial infections, especially respiratory. Use in the fight against Paratyphoid, E-Coli and more. May be combined with Ronidazole for the time saving benefit of treating for Canker at the same time. Contains 20 mg. of Tylan and 10 mg. of Amoxicillin. 1 tablet twice a day for 5 to 10 days de- pending on severity of disease. The powder is used at the rate of 1 teaspoon per gallon of water for 7 days. For Paratyphoid, treat for at least 21 days. Makes up to 28 gallons. Tylamox Powder 100 grams.

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    • 5
      Tylamox

      Posted by Holly Underwood on Jan 23rd 2021

      Excellent product! I prefer pure Tulane but this comes in at a strong second. Very effective!

    • 5
      Great to use with poultry

      Posted by judy braga on May 12th 2020

      I use this for poultry. I really hate giving shots. On rare occasions, I might give a shot 1st to get the medication in thier system quicker, then I follow up with this. I have tiny serama poultry and this is much easier than the stress of a shot on them.