Mar
10
2010
Tylan Soluble Powder 100 gram
Posted by Dog Supplies Advice in Dog Health Supplies, tags: Gram, Powder, Soluble, Tylan
- To treat chronic respiratory disease
- Contains 100gm Tylosin Tartrate/container
Product Description
Tylan Soluble Powder is a water soluble product contains 100gm Tylosin Tartrate/container that is labeled for chickens and turkeys to treat chronic respiratory disease.
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This is great for my dog’s bowel movements. Just use a 1/8tsp for 6 weeks and she’s set until she eats something else that is foul. My vet prescribed this. I just fill a 00 gelatin capsule and give it to her 2X a day fro 6 weeks.
Rating: 5 / 5
After purchasing a generic Angel Eyes product I realized the reason the instructions tell you to mix the powder before dispensing is to be sure some Tylan ends up the the 1 teaspoon dose for my dog. It was expensive, foul smelling, and I was unsure if I mixed enough to give a full therapeutic dose.
I spent a fair amount of time researching before purchasing Tylan, which is sold primarily for treating/preventing respiratory issues in poultry. I think Vets know about it- but some think it is a cosmetic problem and just won’t recommend it.
Yes, it’s not great to keep your pet on an antibiotic, but Tylan, which is related to erythromycin, is rarely prescribed for dogs. It’s interesting to read that it has successfully treated IBS and diarrhea in pets. Yes, it tastes awful but I use an 1/8 tsp for a 14 pound dog and will probably decrease the dosage soon- so it’s easy to hide in soft food, peanut butter, cream cheese, etc. I bought measuring spoons that have a pinch,a smidgen and a dash.
I have used it for 6 weeks and not only is the staining gone, there is also no discharge from the eye either. A tiny bit of crusty “sleep” to flick away and that’s it. As others have stated, it’s only the new growth that’s unaffected- the old staining remains until you cut the hair.
I have not observed any side effects- normal stools and appetite remains strong. My concern will be whether the staining recurs when I stop. Angel Eyes recommends dosing 3 months daily, then 4x a week, and after 6 months reduce further to twice a week. After 9 months, discontinue use. That seems like a long time to use the product. I just hope there are no unknown adverse effects long term.
Rating: 5 / 5
I have a Shih tzu, and she has had numerous stomach problems throughout her life. After spending hundreds and hundreds of dollars at the vet and being told that sometimes small dogs have digestive problems and bowel syndrome problems, we decided to try this powder. It was actually recommended by someone who had problems with their dog going through spells of vomiting and loose bowels. Tylan powder is an excellent product. It not only helps with the stomach problems but it also makes my dog’s coat feel softer and helps with tear stains around the eyes and mouth area.
Use a very minute amount (just a trace). A little sprinkle goes a long way and not much is needed to do the trick. We use it on her food once a day.
Highly recommended!
Rating: 5 / 5
Adding tylan powder @1/8 teaspoon per day to my dog’e diet has greatly improved his health. He has suffered with bouts of chronic colitis for over a year. Since introducing tylan powder, he has had the best stools he has had in a year. Also, no more stomach aches & whining @ night, no gas, & no smelly burps.
Rating: 5 / 5