I believe it does.
Moxidectin Plus (drench) is available through AFF via gomer. Get it here!
The drench (Moxidectin Plus) via gomer, is obviously manufactured to be ingested (Cydectin Plus).
Avimec is 1000µg/mL Ivermectin and Benzyl alcohol MSDS here and is applied to the bird and absorbed into the skin.
Scatt is a Vetafarm export product which is MOXIDECTIN 1000ug/ml and listed as Scaly Mite and ASM treatment.
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Scatt
Not for sale in Australia- Export only
Scaly Face / Air Sac Mite treatment
Active constituents:
MOXIDECTIN 1000ug/ml
Directions for use:
Scaly Face: Apply in a single application 1 to 2 drops depending on the size of the bird (1 drop per 30g body weight), on the skin of the thigh. Treat all birds, re-assess in 21 days and re-treat if necessary. It may take up to six weeks for effects of the treatment to become noticeable.
Air Sac Mite: Apply in a single application 1 to 2 drops depending on the size of the bird (1 drop per 30g (1.05 ounce) body weight), to the skin of the thigh. For best results ensure re-treatment is carried out 3 to 4 times per year.
This product is not for sale to Australian customers but the good news is we are able to offer you Avimec as an alternative treatment
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Paul1 year ago
in reply to Vetafarm
Also does Avimec treat air sac mites?
Vetafarm1 year ago
in reply to Paul
Hi Paul, Avimec it is not registered as a treatment for Air Sac Mite - Yet. But we export the exact same formula overseas for use on Air Sac Mite. Contact [email protected] for more information
Vetafarm1 year ago
in reply to Fat Jan
Scatt's active ingredient is Moxidectin, Avimec's active ingredient is Ivermectin. Both do a very similar job, although Moxidectin has a longer half-life in the birds blood (stays active for longer so requires less frequent treatments), however only Avimec is available for purchase in Australia, Scatt is export only.
