🧪 Active Substances and Why They Work Together
• Amprolium
An established anticoccidial that blocks thiamine uptake in Eimeria spp., stopping reproduction of coccidia in the intestinal lining. It protects young pigeons from intestinal damage and bloody diarrhea.
• Trimethoprim
A broad-spectrum antibacterial effective against enteric bacteria like E. coli and Salmonella. It inhibits bacterial DNA synthesis and helps control secondary bacterial complications in coccidial and protozoal infections.
• Ronidazole
An antiprotozoal that targets Trichomonas gallinae and Hexamita spp., which cause canker and intestinal protozoal infections. It prevents crop lesions and intestinal imbalance.
✅ Why this combination is powerful:
- Amprolium eliminates coccidia
- Ronidazole treats protozoal infections
- Trimethoprim prevents and controls bacterial secondary infections
Together, they cleanse and stabilize the intestinal tract, protecting both young and adult pigeons.
⚠️ Symptoms – When to Use Pipio Cocci Tricho
- Watery, foamy, or bloody droppings
- Weight loss, poor appetite
- Swollen belly, sluggishness
- Sick squabs with poor growth
- White or yellow throat deposits (canker)
- Relapsing diarrhea, especially after racing or antibiotics
- Mixed signs involving digestive and protozoal issues
🩺 Recommended For:
- Coccidiosis (Eimeria spp.)
- Trichomoniasis (Trichomonas gallinae)
- Hexamitiasis
- Bacterial enteritis (E. coli, Salmonella)
- Young pigeons under stress or crowding
- Mixed intestinal infections
- Post-race digestive restoration
⭐ Advantages of Pipio Cocci Tricho
- Combines anticoccidial, antiprotozoal, and antibacterial action
- Reduces mortality in young birds with diarrhea or protozoal overload
- Prevents secondary infections that complicate simple coccidiosis
- Excellent for recovery after stress, travel, or treatment
- Restores appetite, digestion, and nutrient absorption
- Made with high-purity ingredients, gentle on the gut, and highly effective
