Pipio Sallmo Tricho

Description

Pipio Sallmo Tricho – 100 grams of powder

🧪 Active Substances and Their Combined Power

• Furaltadone – A nitrofuran antibiotic effective against Salmonella spp., E. coli, and other enteric Gram-negative bacteria. It acts on bacterial DNA and is well-tolerated by pigeons.

• Chloramphenicol – A broad-spectrum antibiotic used to treat serious systemic infections, including respiratory, intestinal, and joint infections. It penetrates deep into tissues and is highly effective against resistant strains.

• Ronidazole – A potent antiprotozoal agent that targets Trichomonas gallinae (canker) and Hexamita spp., responsible for crop and intestinal protozoal infections. Ronidazole is also helpful in some chronic respiratory infections caused by protozoa.

✅ Why this combination is powerful:

Furaltadone and Chloramphenicol cover bacterial enteritis, septicemia, and joint issues
Ronidazole adds coverage for protozoal infections (crop + intestine)
Together, they treat mixed infections, common in young or stressed pigeons
⚠️ Symptoms – When to Use Pipio Sallmo Tricho

Watery, greenish, or foamy droppings
Weight loss despite feeding
Swollen abdomen or joints
Depression, fluffing, or general weakness
White or yellow lesions in the crop or throat (canker)
Relapsing intestinal infections
Chronic mild respiratory signs (due to protozoal overgrowth)
🩺 Recommended For:

Salmonellosis (Salmonella spp.)
E. coli enteritis
Trichomoniasis (Trichomonas gallinae)
Hexamitiasis (Hexamita spp.)
Mixed infections with diarrhoea and crop lesions
Septicemia or swollen joints from bacterial causes
Post-race or post-transport stress infections
⭐ Advantages of Pipio Sallmo Tricho

Combines antibiotics and antiprotozoals in one solution
Treats intestinal, crop, and systemic infections simultaneously
Excellent for young pigeons, breeders, and racing birds
Supports fast recovery from diarrhoea, inflammation, and weight loss
Targets hidden or mixed infections that cause a performance drop
Veterinary-grade purity for safe, effective results

Best before – 01 / 2028