I read the reviews, all of whom used it for dogs. The package says it's for chickens, turkeys, etc... Which is it?
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My veterinarian prescribed Tylan to my dog; I administer it in accordance with my veterinarian's direction and under regular veterinary supervision. Tylan may be used to medically address certain gastrointestinal issues in dogs, however I strongly recommend that Tylan only be administered as prescribed by, and with the supervision of your veterinarian. Please contact your vet.
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Must be for both. I've been using it for my dog for several years. I put the powder in a small piece of chicken or turkey and she just gobbles it. It is very effective for chronic canine diarrhea.
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Use of the product for dogs is off-label but works quite well for dogs with diarrhea when mixed with Kaolin-Pectin. 15 gms Tylan (14 gms = 1 tbsp.) to 8 oz Kaolin-Pectin. 1 cc/10 # bodyweight
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I found that confusing, too. I use 1/4 of a teaspoon twice a day on my dog's food. It controls his loose stools and helped him gain weight. My vet prescribed it.
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I honestly don't know. But my breeder recommended it for my Bedlington Terriers runny eyes and it works like a charm.
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My veterinarian prescribed Tylan for my Golden Retriever who has irritable bowel and would have diarrhea 2-3 times a week. My vet says it is somewhat "old school" but can be very effective and as far as I'm concerned, it has been a miracle. No intestinal problems in over 2 years. I agree to administer it in accordance with your veterinarian's supervision.
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Our vet recommended it for use on our dog, a standard poodle. He had a problem with diarrhea and is on hypoallergenic dog food. He's been on Tylan for 2 1/2 years or so and has not had diarrhea in about the same time.
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Just like prescription drugs, there are off label uses. As an antibiotic it is usable on dogs. Don't use it on puppies as it can yellow their teeth.
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I use it for my German Shepard. I put the amount the vet told me to on her food.
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according to one of the reviewers: 3.0 out of 5 stars Not for poultry or birds February 15, 2012 By A. Tang Amazon Verified Purchase I initially purchased this to raise chicks. But after it arrives there is a warning on the box that said, "Warning: Teflon coated products should not be used as heat or brooder lamps for poultry or birds." Wish the warning was posted before I purchased this. With the $3.99 shipping, returning it would not be economic.
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wheat gluten, chicken fat, by product meal ? What kind of garbage is this, be damn if I feed it to my schnauzer.
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I do not know. Works well with all meats. I don't know anything about making pet food.
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It says for Dogs, but I don't know. I really didn't have much success with it for my dog...I ended up using something else and that worked.
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I have not used it on a turkey. A chicken does brown on the bottom EXCEPT for where the silicone was touching the chicken.
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It isn't supposed to "help" with allergies exactly. It's a duck based formula instead of chicken because most dogs who have a protein allergy are allergic to chicken. All other Pill Pocket formulas have chicken in them except for this one, so if your dog is allergic to chicken, this should be the only Pill Pocket he won't have an allergic reaction to (given that he isn't also allergic to duck). But other than that, it doesn't have any ingredients to help with allergies in general.
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We had Northern fowl mites in our chicken coop and I sprayed the phantom spray around the coop area, while the chickens were out, but the thing the helped the most with the mites and might help with your dog, is Diotamacious Earth (food grade), it's a powder you can pick up at most local farm supply stores. It's safe to put on the animals and it is safe for the chickens to eat (if they wanted to I guess). Hope this helps.
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I was told after I bought it I did not see it was for dogs my husband called someone or emailed someone and they told him yes it can be for cats also Cause when I did I was shocked with the snotty remark I got I would not buy anything from this company and it doesn't work on dogs either our vet said it is junk.
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I've done quite a bit of research on the best chow for dubias and everywhere I look I read the same thing: Do not buy chicken feed that is medicated. Did you end up mixing it into your super worm bedding? How did that work out?
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Check the ingredients. They are listed the first two are Chicken, Chicken meal, but there are other wonderful ingredients. Check out. This is the food that I use for my dogs.
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That's the one I purchased, and have used it on both very large turkeys and small chickens. It has worked well on both.
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I personally wouldn't use it without asking my trusted veterinarian. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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The sizes are by weights of the birds. This one works good for our broiler chickens have a hard time with getting a full size peking duck in it or any larger bird if broilers are over weight. Depending on what it is you are going to be slaughtering and there is a video on U tube for each size cone also promoting proper methods of humanely killing this is how we decided which cones to buy. I would reccomend buying more than one size we are buying the turkey cone next.
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I don't think that it would be the best thing for them. Its very small. The picture makes it look WAYYYYY bigger than it actually is. I don't think it would be big enough for them to be comfortable. It was fine for my 9 chickens when they were chicks but we had to make a lot of modifications to it and we had to build on. The wood is actually very cheap and it is thin wood. It's not pressure treated for the weather. Ours is falling apart and warpes.
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1-2; it takes dogs time to adjust to this food (as any food), so have you changed your dog over very gradually? Are you giving too much? Also, I only use the chicken/duck/turkey combo, not Taste of the Wild, which may be too rich. It's a great dog food.