Aurora TiaGard 12.5% Liquid Concentrate, Generic for Denagard, 1L, One Liter

Easy to use. The chickens don’t really like the taste so I mix it, but it works great and has saved my flock many times.

Not bad for the price it came within 4 days I did have a chicken die waiting but thanks to this stuff saved the rest of my chickens I had 9 that died all together and this stuff saved the rest of my flock u will have to use apple juice with it and use more then it says on these reviews I used about 1 cup to 2 cause they would not drink it other wise I do like the price I will say use electrolytes after it for atleast a week to help them build back there immune system after being sick and if it doesn't cure them all the way then you will need antibiotics I have learned with this experience to always keep stuff on hand with chickens purchase this stuff and something with electrolytes and vitamins with it after using it and I used this for 5 days with 15 ML of this in a gallon of water every day and I made a back up jug to give them when they ran out always pour out any of the remaining out of there waterers after 24hours and give it a fresh batch of water with this in it hope this helps someone else I've been fighting this sickness for the past 3 weeks not sure what they had mine was coughing, weezing, clear stuff coming out of there nose, foamy eyes lathergic, and some had swollen eyes thank goodness my flock is almost 100% better now and I will look into vaccines cause they will be carriers of it i think mine had 2 different infections cant think of the names at this moment but vaccines will help when I add new chickens later to keep them from catching it from these i keep my coop clean but i added barn lime to help now and also dont do what I did I bought 3 from the flea market an added them straight to mine always keep them away from yours for 4 or 5 days to make sure there not sick before adding any new chicken you may get especially if there free... my brother gave me his and his son let them get in awful shape with there pins and there was another infection started and worms so im on week three almost 4 and there finally getting better from all this so good luck an do your research before you buy anything for your chickens and give it to them God bless...

Excellent

Incredible stuff, it really performs miracles! Had a horrible bout of mycoplasma run through our flock of 20 hens, the majority looked sick, and we had a handful that looked close to death. After 3 days everyone seems significantly better. We dosed at 15ml per gallon of water, added a little under a cup of disolved sugar to get rid of the bitter flavor and they seemed to enjoy it. Going to treat for 5 whole days. It saved our flock!

This is a must have if you have chickens/peafowl, turkey and Guineas. I ended up w sick chickens i brought home and tried every antibiotic out there except baytril( got that recently from the vet) I put this in my flocks water and even the next day there was a huge difference. I am on day 3 now. My fav chicken though got it really bad and was having trouble breathing, he went to the vet and got doxy and a steroid shot. My baby peachick got baytril injections. A couple of my polish had to have injections as well still but overall this stuff really works if its not too bad yet. If the resp infection is too bad dont hesitate to get medication from your vet. Highly recommend! Be careful when you are buying chickens though so you dont end up in the same situation I did.

Seemed to start helping about Day 5. Wish there was a dose to give directly to chicken without adding to water

We had turkey get bubbles around there eyes and puffy faces. I tried the RX stuff and that didn’t seem to work. Tried this stuff and within a day they look so much better. No bubbles around the eyes there puffiness has gone down. I used a tablespoon for 1 gallon, added a cup of apple juice and cup of sugar. They had no problems drinking it. Hope this helps someone else.

I swear this has probably saved a ton of my chicks! I’m on day three of treatment and it’s absolutely night and day from before they started taking it. Symptoms mine were having: bubbles in eyes, swollen eye cavities, nasal discharge, fluffed up and in corners of the coops, lethargy, not eating or drinking much if at any. Gave between 38-42 ml into their Home Depot bucket waterers. These buckets hold five gallons and I poured out some to make it about 3gallons worth. I have large coops full of poultry so they need about that much in the Texas heat. *important tip- this goes into the water but you must also add a few cups of apple juice as well or they will not drink the water! It apparently makes the water so bitter that they’d rather die instead of drinking the bitter water.

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It’s only been a week but I am thoroughly impressed. I had a young 12 week chicken battling bubbly eyes, swollen eyes, garnet breathing and eyes stuck closed. Three weeks of vitamins, vetrx and eye drops weren’t helping. After 5 days on this he’s back to 90 percent. Eyes look healthy, more alert, gaining weight. Very very very happy!

Buy it. Dont hesitate. Used for poultry and within 24hrs we could notice improvements and within 48hrs you couldnt tell they'd been sick. We shared our bottle but will buy another to keep on hand for future needs

Arrived quickly. I was unable to purchase locally. Saved my whole flock!

Keeping chickens means eventually becoming part farmer, part nurse, and part detective trying to figure out why one hen suddenly looks offended by breakfast. We have used TiaGard for years as part of our poultry care routine, and it has been extremely helpful when dealing with respiratory issues in our chickens and chicks. The liquid concentrate is easy to measure and mix, and one bottle lasts a long time because only a small amount is needed. I was genuinely happy to find it on Amazon Canada, since products like this can be difficult to locate locally, especially when you need them quickly. It arrived securely packaged with no leaking, which is always appreciated when ordering a full litre of anything medicinal. Our flock may not write thank-you notes, but seeing them active, eating, and arguing over treats again is good enough. Always research proper poultry dosing and consult a veterinarian when needed.