Abba DTS 2000 is a Antimicrobial with Multi Vitamins and Minerals

During the breeding season when the youngsters are being fed by the parents the youngsters are subject of getting infected with many maladies, such as E-coli, Salmonella, Chlamydia (ornithosis), Mycoplasma , Coccidiosis, and perhaps some other unidentifiable symptoms. ABBA DTS2000 is a new antimicrobial product combining two safe and effective antibiotics coupled with Multi Vitamins and Minerals, that effectively has been proven to treat the above mentioned symptoms it is combined with Abba Rusk . This product has been tested for the last four breeding seasons and together with our staff avian Veterinarian we have determined that this will be an asset to every breeding room of canaries, Carduelan Finches and other similar species.

ABBA DTS2000 comes in a 12 dose jar. Each dose contains the proper doses of vitamins & Mineral and the proper doses of Penicillin and Neomycin Sulfate, carried on Abba Rusk.

It is recommended as a prevention of the above-mentioned symptoms to mix 1 heaping tablespoon of ABBA DTS2000 to exactly 2 Lbs. of nestling food. Mix well dry and store in a tight container in the refrigerator. Moisten the desired amount daily and supply to the feeding parents for the first 6 days of age of the youngster. After 6 days you continue feeding your regular nestling food but add to it a source of probiotic (Lactobacillus). Feed this mixture for the next 6 days. Remember it is a good idea to feed probiotic (Lactobacillus) at least once a week.

As a cure of the above symptoms mix 1 heaping tablespoon of ABBA DTS2000 in 1 Lb. of nestling food. Mix well dry and store it in the refrigerator. Each day you moisten the desired portion with plain cold water and feed to the birds for 10 days. At the end of 10 days add and feed probiotic (Lactobacillus) for the next 7 days. If the symptoms persist repeat the treatment.

During the administration of the ABBA DTS2000 minimize the feeding of greens, fruits or any other food with high calcium content.

Follow the above instructions to the letter and you will be successful in producing healthy and beautiful looking cage birds.