POULTRY DRUG USE GUIDE CHICKEN DRUG LIST. Amprolium Water % Amprol. Amprolium Feed % Amprol

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The following listing of approved poultry drugs for United States use is intended to provide a general guide of dose and preslaughter withdrawal time. When calculating withdrawal time, each day is a full 24 hours long, starting with the hour the bird last received the drug. The listing is neither inclusive nor exclusive and may change. Many of the listed drugs are approved for use in combination with other drugs. Drug approval does not indicate cross-clearance. For information regarding approved combinations and specific indications of use, the reader should consult one of the references listed at the end of this section. Italicized compounds are not for use in laying hens. CHICKEN DRUG LIST Amprolium Water 0 0.006-0.024% Amprol Amprolium Feed 0 0.0004-0.25% Amprol Arsanilic acid Feed 5 90 g/ton Pro-Gen 20% Water 0 100-400 mg/gal Solutracin Feed 0 4-200 g/ton BMD Bacitracin zinc Water 0 100-400 mg/gal Baciferm Soluble Bacitracin zinc Feed 0 4-50 g/ton Baciferm, Albac Bambermycins Feed 0 1-2 g/ton Flavomycin Ceftiofur sodium A Inject 0 0.08-0.20 mg/chick, 0.17 0.5 mg/poult Chlortetracycline Naxcel Water 1 100-1,000 mg/gal CTC Solable, Aureomycin Soluble Powder Chlortetracycline Feed 2 10500 g/ton CLTC, ChlorMax, Aureomycin Clopidol Feed 5 0.0125-0.0250% Coyden 25 Cyromazine B Feed 3 1 lb/ton Larvadex Decoquinate Feed 0 27.2 g/ton Deccox Diclazucil Feed 0 1 ppm Clinacox 227

Erythromycin C Feed 1-2 92.5185 g/ton Erymycin Gentamicin sulfate Hygromycin B Inject 35 0.2 mg Garasol Injectable Feed 3 812 g/ton Hygromix Lasalocid Feed 0 68-113 g/ton Avatec Lincomycin Feed 0 2 g/ton Lincomix Lincomycin HCl Water 0 64 mg/gal Lincomycin Soluble Lincomycin/ Water 0 2 g antibacterial spectinomycin D action/gal LS 50 Water Soluble Monensin Feed 0 90-110 g/ton Coban Narasin Feed 0 54-72 g/ton Monteban Narasin/nicarbazin Feed 5 5490 g/ton of combination Maxiban Nicarbazin Feed 4 0.0125% Nicarb Nitarsone Feed 5 0.01875% Histostat 50 Novobiocin Feed 4 7-14 mg/lb Albamix Oxytetracycline hydrochloride Water 5 200-800 mg/gal Oxylet Soluble, Terramycin Powder Oxytetracycline E Feed 0-5 10500 g/ton Terramycin Penicillin (from procaine penicillin) Piperazine Feed 0 2.40g/ton Penicillin 100 Water or Feed 0 50 200 mg/bird Wazine Robenidine hydrochloride Feed 5 30 g/ton Robenz Roxarsone Water 5 0.002% 3-Nitro (21.7g/oz) Roxarsone Feed 5 22.7-45.4 g/ton 3-Nitro Salinomycin Feed 0 40-60 g/ton Sacox, Bio-cox 228

Semduramicin Feed 0 22.7 g/ton Aviax Spectinomycin dihydrochloride Water 5 0.5-2 g/gal Spectam Water Soluble Spectinomycin dihydrochloride A Inject 0 2.5-5 mg/bird Spectam Injectable Steptomycin Sulfate Water 4 10-15 mg/lb Streptomycin Oral Solution Sulfadimethoxine Water 5 0.05-0.25% Albon, sulfadimethoxine soluble powder Sulfadimethoxine/ ormetoprim Feed 5 113.5 g/ 68.1 g/ton Rofenaid Sulfamethazine sodium Water 10 50-124 mg/lb Sulmet Sulfaquinoxaline Water 10 0.025-0.04% Sulfaquinoxaline Tetracycline hydrochloride Water 4 200-800 mg/gal Tetracycline, Solutet 324 Tylosin tartrate Water 1-5 50 mg/lb Tylan Soluble Tylosin F Feed 05 4-1,000 g/ton Tylan Virginiamycin Feed 0 5-20 g/ton Stafac Zoalene Feed 0 303 454 g/ton Zoamix A For use in 1 to 3-day-old chicks only. B For us in layers or breeders only. C Do not use high dose level (185 g/ton) in layers. D Use only up to 7 days of age. F For layers use 20-50 g/ton dose. Highest dose level (1,000 g/ton) requires 5-day withdrawal. 229

TURKEY DRUG LIST Amprolium Water 0 4-16fl oz/50 gal Amprol Amprolium Feed 0 0.0125-0.025% Amprol Arsanilic Acid Feed 5 90 g/ton Pro-Gen 20%, 100% Water 0 400 mg/gal Solutracin Feed 0 4-200 g/ton BMD Bacitracin zinc Feed 0 4-50 g/ton Baciferm, Albac Bambermycins Feed 0 1-2 g/ton Flavomycin Carbarsone Feed 5 227-340.5 g/ton Carb-O-Sep Ceftiofur sodium A Inject 0 0.17 0.5 Naxcel mg/poult Chlortetracycline Water 1 100-400 mg/gal Aureomycin Soluble Chlortetracycline Feed 1 10-400 g/ton Aureomycin, Granular Clopidol Feed 5 0.0125-0.025% Coyden 25 Diclazuril Feed 0 1 ppm Clinacox Erythromycin Feed 2 92.5-185 g/ton Erymycin 100 Gentamicin Inject 63 0.2 mg/bird Garasol Lasalocid Feed 0 68-113 g/ton Avatec Monensin Feed 0 54-90 g/ton Coban Neomycin sulfate Water 0 10 mg/lb Neomix Nitrasone Feed 5 0.01875% Histostat Novobiocin Feed 4 4-8mg/lb Oxytetracycline Water 4 200-400 mg/gal hydrochloride 25 mg/lb body wt Albamix Terramycin Oxytetracycline Feed 0-5 10-200 g/ton Terramycin Penicillin (G potassium) Water 1 1.5 million units/gal Penicillin G Potassium Penicillin (from procaine penicillin) Feed 0 2.4-50 g/ton Procaine Penicillin G for feed 230

Piperazine sulfate Water 14 100-200 mg/bird Wazine Roxarsone Feed 5 22.7-45.4 g/ton 3-Nitro Spectinomycin dihydrochloride Inject 0 2.5-5 mg/bird Spectinomycin HCL Injectable Sulfadimethoxine Water 5 0.025% Albon, sulfadimethoxine soluble powder Sulfadimethoxine/ Ormetoprim Feed 5 0.01% Rofenaid Sulfamethazine sodium Water 10 53-130 mg/lb Sulfaquinoxaline Water 4 25 mg/lb Sulmet Triple Sulfa Water 14 0.025% solution PoultrySulfa (sulfamethazine, sulfamerazine, sulfaquinoxaline) Tylosin tartrate Water 5 60 mg/lb Tylan Soluble Virginiamycin Feed 0 10-20 g/ton Stafac Zoalene Feed 0 151-454 g/ton Zoamix A For use in 1 to 3-day-old poults only. REFERENCES Arriuja-Dechert, A. (ed) 1999. Compendium of Veterinary Products, 5th ed. Adrian J. Bayley, Pub., Port Huron, MI. FARAD (The Food Animal Residue Avoidance Databank), http://www.farad.org Muirhead, S. (ed.) 1999. 1999 Feed Additive Compendium, The Miller Publishing Co., Minnetonka, MN 231