Colistin 5% Powder for Birds – 100 g

Colistin 5% Powder is a water-soluble antibiotic formulated to help support the treatment of gram-negative bacterial infections in pigeons, backyard poultry, and ornamental birds. Containing 5% Colistin Sulfate, this broad-spectrum antibiotic is commonly used to help manage infections caused by Escherichia coli (E. coli), Salmonella (Paratyphoid), and other susceptible gram-negative bacteria. It is often chosen when birds have not responded to other antibiotics and additional veterinary guidance is warranted.

This easy-to-mix powder dissolves quickly in drinking water, making it simple to treat an individual bird or an entire flock. When bacterial infections affect the digestive or respiratory system, prompt treatment can help support recovery and maintain overall flock health. Fresh medicated water should be prepared daily and provided as the birds' only source of drinking water throughout the treatment period. The convenient 100-gram resealable pouch helps keep the product fresh between uses.

Active Ingredient

• Colistin Sulfate: 5% (5 g per 100 g)

Key Benefits

• Water-soluble antibiotic for easy administration
• Helps support treatment of susceptible gram-negative bacterial infections
• Commonly used for E. coli and Salmonella (Paratyphoid)
• May help support treatment of susceptible respiratory infections
• Suitable for pigeons, backyard poultry, and ornamental birds
• Resealable 100 g pouch for freshness

Common Uses

• E. coli infections
• Salmonella (Paratyphoid)
• Gram-negative bacterial enteritis
• Secondary bacterial respiratory infections caused by susceptible organisms

Directions for Use

• Mix 1 teaspoon (5 grams) per 1 gallon of fresh drinking water.
• Administer for 5 consecutive days.
• Prepare fresh medicated water every 24 hours and provide it as the birds' only source of drinking water during treatment.

Package Information

• Net Weight: 100 g
• Resealable pouch

Note: This product is intended for pet birds. Always use according to the product label or under the guidance of an avian veterinarian.