4 in 1 Powder – All-in-One Treatment for Paratyphoid, Canker, Coccidiosis & E. Coli
Regular price $59.99 Sale price $49.99 Save $10.00Medpet 4 in 1 Powder – Comprehensive Bird Antibiotic Treatment
Medpet 4 in 1 Powder is a leading veterinary antibiotic formulation designed to treat and prevent four of the most common bacterial and protozoal diseases in birds: canker (Trichomoniasis), coccidiosis, E. coli infections, and paratyphoid (Salmonella). It’s the all-in-one solution trusted by avian breeders and pigeon fanciers for maintaining healthy flocks.
Product Overview
This broad-spectrum formula combines multiple active agents that provide simultaneous treatment against different pathogens, eliminating the need for multiple medications. It supports rapid recovery and improved performance in pigeons, finches, parrots, and aviary birds. Safe and easy to administer, Medpet 4 in 1 Powder is ideal for both prevention and active infection management.
Key Benefits
- Treats and prevents four major avian infections: canker, coccidiosis, E. coli, and paratyphoid
- Highly effective for pigeons, parrots, and other aviary birds
- Improves appetite, energy, and feather condition
- Can be used during stressful periods such as transport or breeding
- Trusted worldwide by bird breeders and veterinarians
Dosage & Administration
Mix 5 g per 2 liters of drinking water and provide as the only water source for 5–7 consecutive days. Prepare fresh medicated water daily. Continue full treatment even if symptoms improve early. For prevention, use for 3 consecutive days every month.
Storage Instructions
Store in a cool, dry place below 30 °C (86 °F). Keep sealed tightly and away from sunlight. For avian use only. Not for human consumption.
Why Choose WePetVerse
At wepetverse.com, we supply high-quality, veterinary-grade antibiotics for birds and exotic pets. Our Medpet range is stored and shipped under strict quality conditions to ensure potency and freshness on delivery.
Disclaimer
For ornamental and companion birds only. Not for use in food-producing species. Always consult an avian veterinarian before starting any antibiotic treatment.