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Slow growth, poor FCR, pale or fatty livers, weak immunity and vaccines that do not “take”: when these show up together, feed toxins should be on your list. Mycotoxins are poisons made by moulds in grain and feed, and they hit the liver first. This guide explains what mycotoxicosis looks like in poultry, what to fix in feed and storage, and where Carnitek F, a liver support from IMN Pyrophos with carnitine and folic acid, fits in as a toxicity solution for poultry. If you are searching for a toxicity solution for poultry, read the section on what to do before any tonic, because no bottle can replace clean feed.

What is mycotoxicosis in poultry?

Moulds such as Aspergillus, Fusarium and Penicillium grow on maize, soybean meal, rice bran, groundnut cake and other ingredients when they are damp and warm. They produce toxins such as aflatoxin, ochratoxin, T-2, fumonisin and DON. Even at low levels these toxins damage the liver, weaken the immune system and cut growth. Because the effect is slow and mixed with other problems, many farmers blame the chicks or the medicine instead of the feed.

Signs of toxicity in a flock

  • Poor growth, uneven flock and a worse FCR than your usual lots. See our guide on how to maintain FCR in broilers in winter.
  • Pale, fatty or enlarged livers and sometimes swollen kidneys at post-mortem.
  • Loose or discoloured droppings and low feed intake.
  • Weak response to vaccines, and more secondary infections.
  • In layers, a drop in production and thin shells.
  • Mouth or feet lesions with some toxins, and more deaths than usual.

These signs also fit other diseases, so a post-mortem and a feed check are important.

What to do first: the feed and the shed

  1. Look at the feed. Check smell, colour, clumps, mould and insects. Change the lot if you doubt it.
  2. Check storage. Keep feed dry, off the floor, in a clean store with air movement. Do not keep feed too long in summer or in the monsoon.
  3. Clean bins, feeders and lines. Old feed in corners grows mould.
  4. Use a toxin binder in feed as your nutritionist advises. A binder works in the gut, so it stays part of the plan.
  5. Get a post-mortem and, if possible, a feed test.
  6. Support the liver while the cause is removed. Our guide on liver tonic for poultry and fatty liver covers the liver side in detail.

What is Carnitek F?

Carnitek F is a liquid supplement given in drinking water for poultry toxicity problems, with carnitine and folic acid. The product page describes it as liver support during toxicity, mycotoxicosis and fatty liver, suitable for broilers, layers and breeders. The label lists carnitine, glutathione peroxidase, folic acid, sorbitol, magnesium sulphate, magnesium glycinate, choline citrate, DL methionine, betaine, lysine and protease. It is a supplement, not an antibiotic and not a toxin binder.

What does the label say Carnitek F does?

What the label saysWhat it means in the shed
Supports detoxification and improves liver health in the presence of mycotoxinsHelps the liver cope while you remove the toxin
Promotes optimal growth and developmentSupports weight gain with DL methionine, lysine and carnitine
Enhances feed efficiency and nutrient absorptionProtease and sorbitol help digestion and feed conversion
Strengthens the immune system and helps birds cope with the immunosuppressive effects of mycotoxinsFolic acid supports immunity and liver cell repair
Reduces the impact of oxidative stressLess damage from free radicals made by toxins
Carnitine aids fat metabolism and boosts energy productionHelps prevent fatty liver; birds stay active

The product page is clear that Carnitek F helps the liver and other organs deal with toxins that escape the toxin binder in feed. It is not a substitute for toxin binders, so keep using them.

Carnitek F dose (label)

SituationDose (label)
Liver health and digestion1 ml per litre of water, or 15 ml per 100 birds
During toxicity, to support liver metabolism25 to 30 ml per 100 birds
When toxicity, fatty liver or other liver issues are seen2 ml per litre of water
During brooding0.5 ml per 100 chicks

Cost example (calculated from the 1 L price of ₹688, about ₹0.69 per ml). For 1,000 birds at 15 ml per 100 birds you need 150 ml, about ₹103. During toxicity at 25 to 30 ml per 100 birds you need 250 to 300 ml, about ₹172 to ₹206. For 1,000 chicks in brooding at 0.5 ml per 100 chicks you need 5 ml, about ₹3. The label does not state the number of days, so confirm the course with your vet or on WhatsApp. Store it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

How to give Carnitek F, step by step

  1. Pick the situation: routine liver support, suspected toxicity, or brooding.
  2. Measure the liquid with a syringe or measuring cup. Do not pour by eye.
  3. Mix it in drinking water that the birds will finish, with clean drinkers.
  4. Remove the suspect feed and keep the toxin binder going.
  5. Record feed intake, droppings and deaths each day, so you can see the trend.
Carnitek F toxicity solution for poultry by IMN Pyrophos

Toxicity · liver support

Carnitek F

Liver support for poultry during toxicity, mycotoxicosis and fatty liver, with carnitine and folic acid. Supports detoxification and liver health in the presence of mycotoxins, feed efficiency and immunity.

Dose (label): 1 ml per litre or 15 ml per 100 birds; 25 to 30 ml per 100 birds during toxicity; 2 ml per litre when toxicity or liver problems are seen; 0.5 ml per 100 chicks in brooding.

1 L ₹688MRP ₹1,310   5 L ₹3,370MRP ₹6,500

Toxicity me kya karein: pehle feed aur storage, toxin binder, phir Carnitek F ki matra

Carnitek F or a liver tonic?

Both support the liver. Hepasol DS is a liver tonic built around silymarin and choline, used for fatty liver, hepatitis and IBH. Carnitek F adds carnitine, folic acid, amino acids and protease, and is positioned for toxicity and mycotoxicosis, growth and feed efficiency. Your vet or our team can tell you which suits your flock, and some farms plan both at different times.

A simple plan when you suspect toxins

  1. Day 1: change or remove the suspect feed lot and clean feeders.
  2. Day 1: get a post-mortem and note liver and kidney changes.
  3. From day 1: start Carnitek F at the label dose for toxicity and keep the toxin binder in feed.
  4. Next days: watch feed intake, droppings and deaths.
  5. Afterwards: fix storage and ingredient quality so the problem does not return.

What not to do

  • Do not feed mouldy or caked feed and hope a tonic will fix it.
  • Do not stop the toxin binder because you are giving Carnitek F.
  • Do not guess the dose. Use the label dose for your situation.
  • Do not use an antibiotic without your vet’s advice.

Common mistakes

  • Treating only the liver. If the feed stays bad, the toxins keep coming.
  • Using the toxicity dose every day. Doses on the label are for different situations.
  • Storing feed too long in a damp godown.
  • No records. Without daily notes it is hard to judge improvement.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best toxicity solution for poultry? Clean, dry feed first, then a toxin binder in feed, and liver support such as Carnitek F in water while the flock recovers.

What is Carnitek F used for? It supports the liver during toxicity, mycotoxicosis and fatty liver, and helps growth and feed efficiency.

What does Carnitek F contain? Carnitine, glutathione peroxidase, folic acid, sorbitol, magnesium sulphate, magnesium glycinate, choline citrate, DL methionine, betaine, lysine and protease.

What is the Carnitek F dose? 1 ml per litre or 15 ml per 100 birds for liver health; 25 to 30 ml per 100 birds during toxicity; 2 ml per litre when toxicity or fatty liver is seen; 0.5 ml per 100 chicks in brooding.

What is the price of Carnitek F? 1 L is ₹688 (MRP ₹1,310) and 5 L is ₹3,370 (MRP ₹6,500). Prices may change, so confirm on WhatsApp.

Does it replace a toxin binder? No. The binder works in the gut and Carnitek F supports the liver, so both have a place.

Can it be used in layers and breeders? The product page says it is suitable for broilers, layers and breeders.

Where can I see all IMN products? The IMN product guide lists each product by problem and stage.

Poor growth, pale livers or a feed lot you doubt? Send the age, number of birds, feed details and post-mortem photos on WhatsApp +91 98715 84101. Dr. Ibne Ali’s team will help you plan the care and the Carnitek F dose. Ask on WhatsApp

Also read: Carnitek F · Liver tonic for poultry · Maintain FCR in winter · Probiotic for poultry · IMN product guide

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