Metronidazole 20% Powder for Birds (Flagyl) – 100 g

Metronidazole 20% Powder (Flagyl) is a water-soluble antiprotozoal formulated to help support the treatment of avian canker (Trichomoniasis) and other susceptible protozoal infections in pigeons, backyard chickens, and cage and aviary birds. Containing 20% Metronidazole, this easy-to-mix powder is a trusted choice among breeders and bird enthusiasts for managing mouth and throat canker while promoting the health and recovery of affected birds. It is also commonly used to help manage Giardia and other susceptible protozoal infections in birds.

Packaged in a convenient 100-gram resealable pouch, Metronidazole 20% Powder dissolves quickly in drinking water, making it easy to treat an individual bird or an entire loft or flock. Fresh medicated water should be prepared daily and provided as the birds' only source of drinking water during treatment. Completing the full treatment course helps achieve the best results while supporting healthy recovery.

Active Ingredient

• Metronidazole: 20% (200 mg per gram)

Key Benefits

• Helps support treatment of avian canker (Trichomoniasis)
• Effective against susceptible Giardia infections
• Water-soluble for easy mixing in drinking water
• Suitable for pigeons, backyard chickens, parrots, finches, canaries, and other pet birds
• Convenient resealable 100 g pouch
• Easy flock or loft-wide administration when used as directed

Common Uses

• Avian Canker (Trichomoniasis)
• Mouth and throat canker
• Giardia
• Other susceptible protozoal infections

Directions for Use

• Mix 1 teaspoon (5 grams) per 1 quart (32 oz) of fresh drinking water.
• Administer for 5–7 consecutive days.
• Prepare fresh medicated water every 24 hours and provide it as the birds' only source of drinking water during treatment. A probiotic may be beneficial after completing treatment.

Package Information

• Net Weight: 100 g
• Resealable pouch for freshness

Note: This product is intended for pet birds. Always follow the product label directions and consult an avian veterinarian if symptoms persist or worsen.