Pigeon Trizole Tablets
** Targeted Treatment for Canker & Coccidiosis**
Canker and coccidiosis are two of the most common protozoal diseases affecting pigeons—and both can quietly destroy performance, growth, and overall loft health if not addressed quickly. From yellow plaques in the throat to loose droppings, dehydration, and weight loss, these infections spread easily and often strike hardest when birds are under stress.
Pigeon Trizole Tablets are formulated to provide effective, targeted treatment against both canker (Trichomoniasis) and coccidiosis, making them a practical solution for pigeon keepers who need fast, reliable results. Whether you manage racing pigeons, breeding pairs, or young birds, Trizole Tablets help restore health while preventing long-term damage caused by untreated protozoal infections.
Why Canker & Coccidiosis Are So Dangerous in Pigeons
Both diseases are caused by protozoa that multiply rapidly in warm, stressed, or overcrowded conditions.
Canker (Trichomoniasis)
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Yellow or white plaques in the mouth and throat
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Difficulty swallowing or breathing
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Weight loss and poor appetite
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Reduced performance and endurance
Coccidiosis
Left untreated, these infections weaken the immune system and open the door to secondary bacterial and respiratory diseases.
Active Ingredient & How It Works
✔ Dimetridazole / Metronidazole-Class Antiprotozoal (Trizole Compound)
Pigeon Trizole Tablets contain a potent antiprotozoal agent designed to eliminate protozoa responsible for canker and coccidiosis.
How it works:
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Disrupts protozoal DNA synthesis
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Stops parasite reproduction
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Allows the bird’s immune system to recover
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Reduces inflammation and tissue damage
This targeted action makes Trizole Tablets effective while minimizing unnecessary stress on healthy gut bacteria when used correctly.
Key Benefits of Pigeon Trizole Tablets
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Treats canker and coccidiosis simultaneously
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Fast-acting protozoal control
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Easy tablet dosing for individual birds
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Supports appetite and hydration recovery
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Helps prevent performance loss
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Ideal for young birds, racers, and breeders
Tablet dosing ensures accurate treatment, especially when individual birds show symptoms and water intake may be inconsistent.
When to Use Pigeon Trizole Tablets
Trizole Tablets are recommended:
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At the first signs of canker or coccidiosis
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During stress periods (weaning, training, breeding)
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When birds show yellow throat plaques or loose droppings
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After diagnostic confirmation
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As part of a loft health recovery program
Early intervention dramatically improves recovery and reduces spread within the loft.
How Trizole Tablets Support Recovery
1. Eliminates Protozoa Quickly
Stops disease progression before severe tissue damage occurs.
2. Restores Appetite & Hydration
Birds regain normal feeding and drinking behavior as irritation subsides.
3. Protects Performance
Prevents stamina loss and delayed recovery in racing pigeons.
4. Reduces Reinfection Risk
Proper treatment lowers parasite load in the loft environment.
Best Practices for Best Results
To maximize effectiveness:
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Treat affected birds individually as directed
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Maintain strict loft hygiene
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Remove wet litter and clean drinkers daily
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Isolate symptomatic birds when possible
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Support recovery with probiotics and vitamins after treatment
Follow-up care helps stabilize gut health and prevents relapse.
Why Pigeon Trizole Tablets Belong in Every Loft
Canker and coccidiosis can undo months of training and breeding preparation in just days. Having Pigeon Trizole Tablets on hand allows fanciers to act immediately when symptoms appear—without delay.
Their targeted action, ease of dosing, and proven effectiveness make them a trusted choice for lofts that prioritize health, performance, and consistency.
Dosage Instructions
Use as a single tablet dose to pigeons after feeding. In severe cases a second dose in 5-7 days may be necessary.
Active Ingredients
5 mg Diclazuril, 25 mg Ronidazole, and 25 mg Secnidazole
Size
100 tablets per jar
* Disclaimer: This product is for pet birds only. Not for animals whose meat or eggs are intended for human consumption*
