Poultry E-Lyte
Poultry E-Lyte is a concentrated liquid electrolyte supplement designed to support poultry during heat stress, dehydration, wet litter conditions and vaccination programmes. It provides essential electrolytes with Vitamin C to help birds cope with stress and recover more efficiently.
Poultry E-Lyte
Poultry E-Lyte is a water-soluble electrolyte supplement developed for poultry flocks facing environmental, nutritional and management-related stress. High environmental temperatures, transportation, handling, vaccination, medication, de-beaking and overcrowding can affect poultry performance and increase the need for electrolyte and Vitamin C support.
The product provides a precise combination of key electrolytes including sodium, potassium and chloride, along with Vitamin C. This combination helps support hydration, electrolyte balance, stress recovery and improved flock comfort, especially during hot weather, dehydration risk and wet litter challenges. Poultry E-Lyte is manufactured by Brinicombe Poultry and exclusively distributed by Mita Pharma in Pakistan.
Key Benefits of Poultry E-Lyte
- Helps support recovery from dehydration, diarrhea, infections and vaccination stress.
- Supports birds during periods of heat stress and hot environmental conditions.
- Helps replace lost electrolytes during heat stress to support faster recovery.
- Assists water absorption within the gastrointestinal tract, helping support wet litter management.
- Helps birds cope with stress caused by handling, transportation, de-beaking, overcrowding and change of feed.
- Supports poultry during medication periods and vaccination programmes.
- Contains Vitamin C, which supports stress response, connective tissue formation and immune function.
- Concentrated liquid formulation allows simple mixing and administration through drinking water.
- No powder mixing and no residue, making it practical for poultry farm use.
- Can be used at any time and at any stage as mentioned in the product brochure.
How Poultry E-Lyte Works
Poultry E-Lyte works by supplying essential electrolytes that help maintain fluid balance and support normal hydration in birds. During heat stress, birds can lose important minerals, and this may affect their recovery, comfort and performance. Sodium, potassium and chloride help support electrolyte balance, water absorption and normal physiological function.
Vitamin C plays an important role during stress periods. Under normal conditions poultry can produce Vitamin C, but during disease challenge, transportation, heat stress, vaccination, de-beaking and other stressful conditions, the requirement may increase. The addition of Vitamin C helps support the utilisation of electrolytes and assists the bird’s natural stress response and immune function.
Composition & Additives
- Sodium Chloride: 2.44%
- Potassium Chloride: 1.28%
- 3a300 Vitamin C: 12177mg
- Antioxidants: E320 Butylated Hydroxyanisole & E321 Butylated Hydroxytoluene
Recommended Use / Indications
Poultry E-Lyte is recommended for poultry flocks during conditions where electrolyte and Vitamin C support may be required, including:
- Hot weather and heat stress
- Dehydration risk
- Diarrhea
- Wet litter conditions
- Vaccination programmes
- Medication periods
- Transportation stress
- Handling stress
- De-beaking stress
- Overcrowding
- Change of feed
- Disease or infection stress
- Feather plucking-related stress situations
- Recovery support after stressful farm management practices
Dosage & Administration
Use through drinking water as directed below:
- 1ml / 2.5 to 5 Litres drinking water
- OR
- 200–400ml / 1000 Litres drinking water
Note: Shake vigorously before use.
According to the product brochure, Poultry E-Lyte has no withdrawal period and can be used at any time and at any stage.
Packing
- Net Volume: 1 Litre
Why Choose Poultry E-Lyte?
Poultry E-Lyte is designed for practical poultry farm use. Its concentrated liquid form makes mixing and administration simple, avoiding the complications often linked with powder-based electrolyte supplements. There is no powder mixing and no residue, which helps make the product convenient for drinking water application.
The formulation provides a precise balance of electrolytes and Vitamin C without additional unwanted ingredients. It is suitable for use during wet litter issues, heat stress, medication periods, waterline medication, handling, de-beaking and feather plucking stress. As mentioned in the brochure, Poultry E-Lyte can also be used in conjunction with other Brinicombe Poultry liquid minerals.
Manufactured By
Brinicombe Poultry
Exclusive Distributor
Mita Pharma
Product FAQs
What is Poultry E-Lyte used for?
Poultry E-Lyte is used as a water-soluble electrolyte supplement to support poultry during heat stress, dehydration, wet litter conditions, vaccination stress and other stressful periods.
Can it be used in hot weather?
Yes. Poultry E-Lyte is designed to support flocks at risk of dehydration and stress during hot weather. It helps replace lost electrolytes during heat stress.
Does it help during vaccination stress?
Yes. The brochure recommends use during vaccination and immunisation periods to help chickens cope with and recover from treatment-related stress.
What is the dosage of Poultry E-Lyte?
The recommended dosage is 1ml per 2.5 to 5 litres of drinking water, or 200–400ml per 1000 litres of drinking water.
Can it help with wet litter conditions?
Yes. Poultry E-Lyte assists water absorption within the gastrointestinal tract, which helps support wet litter management and improved environmental conditions.
Does it contain Vitamin C?
Yes. Poultry E-Lyte contains 3a300 Vitamin C 12177mg, along with sodium chloride and potassium chloride.
What is the packing size?
Poultry E-Lyte is available in 1 litre net volume packing.
Is there any withdrawal period?
According to the product brochure, there is no withdrawal period, and the product can be used at any time and at any stage.
Disclaimer
Use as directed. For specific flock health issues, disease conditions, severe dehydration, persistent diarrhea, wet litter problems or performance concerns, consult a qualified poultry veterinarian or poultry nutrition expert.