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Monensin
Salinomycin
Narasin
Lasalocid
Maduramicin
Semduramicin
Zoalene
Clopidol
ATC Wheel Info
Molecule

Registered use in different species, dose ranges WDT and MRLs are typical for the listed products but might vary in certain market(s). Check your local regulations before use.

Monensin
In-feed Monovalent Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development; Cross-resistance: monovalent ionophores
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Incompatible
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: No
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: Yes
  • Use in turkeys: Yes
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 1 day
  • dose range: broilers 100-125 ppm turkeys 60-100ppm
  • synergy: Nicarbazin
  • Broiler: depresses water intake; @120 ppm, birds weighed less due to reduced feed consumption; induces "bareback" condition
  • Breeder: at 100 ppm for 10 days, Arbor Acres showed reduced fertility from day 3-14 of the withdrawal period

  • Layers: reduced egg production and feed intake; residues in egg yolk

  • Phibro Brands: Avensin 40%

Salinomycin
In-feed Monovalent Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development; Cross-resistance: monovalent ionophores
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Incompatible
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Yes
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: Yes
  • Use in turkeys: No
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 0 
  • dose range: 50-70 ppm
  • synergy: Nicarbazin
  • Broiler: prone to overuse; powder form not recommended; given to broilers in floor pen at 90ppm reduced feed intake
  • Breeder: Arbor Acres fed 60ppm salinomycin for 10 days showed reduced egg hatchability from d1 to 6 of withdrawal period

  • Layers: reduced egg production and feed intake as from 25ppm; residues in egg yolk

  • Phibro Brands: Coxistac 12%

Narasin
In-feed Monovalent Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development; Cross-resistance: monovalent ionophores
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Incompatible
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Yes
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: No
  • Use in turkeys: No
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 0
  • dose range: 60-70 ppm
  • synergy: Nicarbazin
  • Broiler: negative impact on birds performance as from 100pmm
  • Breeder: reduced egg production and hatchability

  • Layers: at 70 ppm in Arbor Acres for 10 days resulted in significant reduction in egg production on days 9 & 10 of feeding and reduced egg weight

Lasalocid
Divalent Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Compatible
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Yes
  • Cold Weather: caution
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: Yes
  • Use in turkeys: Yes
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 3 - 5 days
  • dose range: 75-125 ppm
  • synergy: Nicarbazin
  • Broiler: causes wet litter / water excretion at 100-125 ppm; Negative impact on birds performance from 100 ppm
  • Breeder: At 125 ppm, it causes substantial decrease in fertility and hatchability in incubated eggs

  • Layers: reduced egg production and feed intake as from 25ppm; residues in egg yolk

Maduramicin
Glycoside Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development Cross-resistance: Glyoside ionophore
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Mild incompatibility – reduced feed intake
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Yes
  • Cold Weather: caution
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: No
  • Use in turkeys: Yes
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 3 - 5 days
  • dose range: 5 - 6 ppm
  • synergy: Nicarbazin
  • Broiler: negative impact on birds performance as from 7 ppm
  • Breeder: reduced egg production and hatchability

  • Layers: reduced egg production and feed intake as from 25ppm; residues in egg yolk

Semduramicin
Glycoside Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development Cross-resistance: Glyoside ionophore
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Mild incompatibility – reduced feed intake
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Caution
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: No
  • Use in turkeys: No
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 0 - 5 days
  • dose range: 20 - 25 ppm
  • synergy: Nicarbazin
  • Broiler: negative impact on birds performance as from 30 ppm
  • Breeder: at 25 ppm for 8 days, or more resulted in reduced hatchability in breeders, egg production, and increase in early embryonic death; residues in egg yolk

  • Layers: reduced egg production and feed intake as from 25ppm; residues in egg yolk

  • Phibro Brands: Aviax 5%
Zoalene
Glycoside Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Compatible
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Yes
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: Yes
  • Use in turkeys: Yes
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 0 
  • dose range: 125 ppm
  • Broiler: wide margin of safety
  • Breeder: -

  • Layers: Toxic at levels of 400-800 ppm

Clopidol
Chemicals
  • Resistance: moderate development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Compatible
  • Allows leakage: -
  • Hot Weather: Yes
  • Cold Weather: -
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: Yes
  • Use in turkeys: Yes
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 5 days
  • dose range: 125 - 250 ppm
  • synergy: methylbenzoquate
  • Broiler: wide margin of safety
  • Breeder: -

  • Layers: wide margin of safety

Decoquinate
Robenidine
Diclazuril
Nicarbazin
Nicarbazin + Narasin
Nicarbazin + Maduramicin
Nicarbazin + Semduramicin
Nicarbazin + Monensin
ATC Wheel Info
Molecule

Registered use in different species, dose ranges WDT and MRLs are typical for the listed products but might vary in certain market(s). Check your local regulations before use.

Decoquinate
Chemicals
  • Resistance: very rapid development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Compatible
  • Allows leakage: No
  • Hot Weather: Yes
  • Cold Weather: -
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: No
  • Use in turkeys: No
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 0
  • dose range: 20 - 40 ppm
  • synergy: -
  • Broiler: wide margin of safety
  • Breeder: -

  • Layers: -

Robenidine
Chemicals
  • Resistance: rapid development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Compatible
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Yes
  • Cold Weather: -
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: Yes
  • Use in turkeys: Yes
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 5 days
  • dose range: 30 - 36 ppm
  • synergy: -
  • Broiler: unpleasant flavor in meat; wide margin of safety
  • Breeder: -

  • Layers: unpleasant flavor in table eggs

Diclazuril
Chemicals
  • Resistance: very rapid development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Compatible
  • Allows leakage: No
  • Hot Weather: Yes
  • Cold Weather: -
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: Yes
  • Use in turkeys: Yes
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 0
  • dose range: 0.8 - 1.2 ppm
  • Broiler: Cross-resistance with Toltrazuril; wide margin of safety
  • Breeder: -

  • Layers: -

Nicarbazin
Chemicals
  • Resistance: Slow development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Compatible
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: No
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: No
  • Use in turkeys: No
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 1 - 5 days
  • dose range: 100-125 ppm
  • synergy: ionophores
  • Broiler: at 125ppm and hot weather, substantial increase in bird mortality observed due to increased body temperature (heat stress) and higher heart rate; Detrimental effect on under heat stress as from 40ppm
  • Breeder: at 10 ppm upwards - linear decrease in hatchability & eggshell depigmentation; 

  • Layers: adverse effect on eggshell pigmentation, egg production and egg hatchability; @50 ppm, causes extensive mottling of egg yolks

  • Phibro Brands: Nicarmix
Nicarbazin + Narasin
Potentiated Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Incompatible
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Caution
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: No
  • Use in turkeys: No
  • Withdrawal period (WP): 0
  • dose range: 40+40 to 50+50 ppm
  • Broiler: Detrimental effect on under heat stress as from 40ppm nicarbazin, progressing with increasing the dose
  • Breeder: reduced egg production and hatchability; eggshell depigmentation

  • Layers: reduced egg production and hatchability; eggshell depigmentation

Nicarbazin + Maduramicin
Potentiated Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Mild compatibility – reduced feed intake
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Caution
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: Yes
  • Use in turkeys: No
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 1 day
  • dose range: 40+3.75ppm
  • Broiler: Detrimental effect on under heat stress as from 40ppm nicarbazin, progressing with increasing the dose
  • Breeder: reduced egg production and hatchability; eggshell depigmentation

  • Layers: reduced egg production and hatchability; eggshell depigmentation

Nicarbazin + Semduramicin
Potentiated Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Mild compatibility – reduced feed intake
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Caution
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: No
  • Use in turkeys: No
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 1 - 5 days
  • dose range: 40+15 to 48+18ppm
  • Broiler: Detrimental effect on under heat stress as from 40ppm nicarbazin, progressing with increasing the dose
  • Breeder: reduced egg production and hatchability; eggshell depigmentation

  • Layers: reduced egg production and hatchability; eggshell depigmentation

  • Phibro Brands: Aviax Plus
Nicarbazin + Monensin
Potentiated Ionophore
  • Resistance: Slow development
  • Interaction with Tiamulin: Incompatible
  • Allows leakage: Yes
  • Hot Weather: Caution
  • Cold Weather: Yes
  • Use in broilers: Yes
  • Use in pullets: Yes
  • Use in turkeys: Yes
  • Withdrawal period (WP) : 0
  • dose range: 40+40 to 50+50ppm
  • Broiler: Detrimental effect on under heat stress as from 40ppm nicarbazin, progressing with increasing the dose
  • Breeder: reduced egg production and hatchability; eggshell depigmentation

  • Layers: reduced egg production and hatchability; eggshell depigmentation

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