Poultry Ectogon-284
Poultry Ectogon-284 is a natural liquid poultry supplement designed as a targeted feed technology for reducing ectoparasites, especially red mites, ticks and sea lice. The brochure describes it as an all-natural approach based on NUTRICINE, a complex of PST-22 and other nutraceuticals, amino acid oil compounds and trace elements.
The product works through the digestive tract and can be used through drinking water or missed with feeds as a supplement. Poultry Ectogon-284 is presented as a natural, non-chemical and antibiotic-free approach to health and nutrition, with no withdrawal period mentioned in the brochure. It is manufactured by Brinicombe Poultry, with Mita Pharma listed as the exclusive distributor.
Key Benefits
- Targeted approach to reducing ectoparasites using an all-natural feed technology.
- Supports parasite reduction, especially red mites, ticks and sea lice.
- Works through the digestive tract.
- Non-chemical and antibiotic-free approach.
- Can be used through drinking water or feed technology.
- Odor-altering compounds are excreted through sweat and faeces, making the host undesirable to pests and parasites.
- Passes through blood, making the host unpalatable to parasites and reducing biting and feeding of parasites.
- Contains astringent and anti-inflammatory properties which reduce scratching and irritation.
- Polysulphides work on a multi-tier approach, with no risk of resistance unlike many commercial chemical applications.
- Natural formulation with no withdrawal period.
- Compatible with other water-line treatments, supplements and medications.
- Does not add to the production of biofilm.
- Guaranteed no taint on eggs, as stated in the dosage note.
How This Product Works
Poultry Ectogon-284 is ingested as part of the bird’s normal feeding regime. According to the brochure, the active ingredients are absorbed through the gut wall and into the vascular system. The synergy of PST-22 with other components in Poultry Ectogon-284 allows the delivery of specific volatile organic compounds and specific oil compounds to the dermis and epidermis.
The brochure explains that these compounds stimulate an adverse reaction through the sensory receptors of parasites, resulting in a repellent effect. Its patented molecular design is described as helping components travel safely from the digestive system to the skin and feather surface, where selected components of PST-22 alter the acid mantle and skin microbiota, creating a different signal to the Red Mite.
Composition & Additives
The brochure does not provide a percentage-wise composition table. It describes Poultry Ectogon-284 as containing the following:
- A unique composite blend of natural elements.
- PST-22 Polysulphide Technology.
- A balanced blend of natural nutraceuticals.
- Amino acids.
- Trace elements.
- Botanicals.
- Amino acid oil compounds.
- Specific oil compounds.
- Volatile organic compounds.
The brochure also describes the product as all-natural, non-toxic, made from approved feed sources and manufactured under the guidance of a patent on both the manufacturing process and ingredients.
Recommended Use / Indications
Poultry Ectogon-284 is recommended in the brochure for a targeted approach to reducing ectoparasites in poultry, especially red mites. The brochure also mentions ticks and sea lice in relation to parasite reduction and describes non-specific effectiveness in different animal species including poultry, cattle, sheep, equine and fish.
For poultry use, the brochure focuses on Red Mite issues in poultry houses and describes the product as a natural formulation with no withdrawal period. It may be used through drinking water or feed technology as part of the producer’s routine.
Dosage & Administration
Poultry 0.3% to 0.4% 1ml / 2.5 – 3.3 Litre of water consumption for 25 days, Rest period of 3 weeks, then proceed to a 7 day treatment thereafter.
PDF Note: Guaranteed no taint on eggs.
Additional brochure notes: The brochure mentions no withdrawal period, compatibility with other water-line treatments, supplements and medications, and that the product does not add to the production of biofilm.
Packing
Packing: Net Volume 1 Litre.
Why Choose This Product?
Poultry Ectogon-284 is designed for poultry producers looking for a natural, non-chemical and antibiotic-free feed technology approach to ectoparasite reduction. The brochure highlights its use through drinking water or feed technology, making it practical to include within poultry farm routines.
It offers several brochure-based advantages, including no withdrawal period, compatibility with other water-line treatments, no addition to biofilm production, and guaranteed no taint on eggs. The product is manufactured by Brinicombe Poultry and exclusively distributed by Mita Pharma, giving poultry farms access to a branded solution supported by the brochure’s feed technology claims.
Product FAQs
What is Poultry Ectogon-284?
Poultry Ectogon-284 is a natural, non-toxic liquid feed technology designed for a targeted approach to reducing ectoparasites in poultry.
What parasites are mentioned in the brochure?
The brochure mentions parasite reduction especially for red mites, ticks and sea lice.
How is Poultry Ectogon-284 administered?
It can be used through drinking water or missed with feeds as a supplement, according to the brochure.
Is Poultry Ectogon-284 a chemical product?
The brochure describes it as a natural, non-chemical and antibiotic-free approach.
Does the product have a withdrawal period?
The brochure states that Poultry Ectogon-284 has no withdrawal period.
What is the recommended poultry dosage?
The dosage stated in the brochure is Poultry 0.3% to 0.4% 1ml / 2.5 – 3.3 Litre of water consumption for 25 days, followed by a 3-week rest period, then a 7-day treatment thereafter.
Does it affect eggs?
The brochure dosage section states: Guaranteed no taint on eggs.
Who manufactures and distributes Poultry Ectogon-284?
The brochure lists Brinicombe Poultry as the manufacturer and Mita Pharma as the exclusive distributor.
Disclaimer
Use as directed. For specific flock health issues, consult a qualified poultry veterinarian or nutrition expert.