Toltrazuril/Baycox radical dosage change - please explain
Posted: 20 Dec 2012, 17:59
I have an old bottle of Baycox and a new bottle of the same chemical (Toltrazuril) at the same strength from the same supplier, called just 'Toltrazuril'.
- The old Baycox/Toltrazuril dose is equivalent to 1ml per 2L.
- The new Toltrazuril dose is equivalent to 6ml per 2L.
i.e. The new dose is six times the old dose - pretty dramatic, and not something I want to get wrong. Does anyone know why the radical change, and what the dosing recommendations are these days for finches specifically?
(I will be asking the supplier tomorrow when they re-open, but hope to get quicker answers from you clever lot tonight.)
- The old Baycox/Toltrazuril dose is equivalent to 1ml per 2L.
- The new Toltrazuril dose is equivalent to 6ml per 2L.
i.e. The new dose is six times the old dose - pretty dramatic, and not something I want to get wrong. Does anyone know why the radical change, and what the dosing recommendations are these days for finches specifically?
(I will be asking the supplier tomorrow when they re-open, but hope to get quicker answers from you clever lot tonight.)