Loose droppings? Poultry ke liye probiotic Remipro: matra aur istemal

Best Probiotic for Poultry: Gut Health, Loose Droppings and FCR (पोल्ट्री के लिए प्रोबायोटिक)

भाषा:

A farmer opens the shed in the morning and sees wet, watery or brown droppings stuck to the vent feathers. The birds are eating, but the weight is not coming and the FCR is slipping. In most such batches the problem starts in the gut. Here is how to recognise a gut problem, what a probiotic for poultry actually does, how much to use at each stage, and what to fix before you spend on any product.

Signs that the gut is not working well

  • Loose or watery droppings, often with undigested feed in them. The litter turns wet quickly (see wet litter and loose droppings in winter).
  • Brown or coffee-coloured droppings. The droppings colour guide explains what each colour points to.
  • Poor FCR and uneven weight: the same feed gives less weight because the gut is not absorbing it well.
  • Weak chicks in the first week: poor navel healing and early losses.

When the balance of gut bacteria is upset (dysbiosis), harmful bacteria such as E. coli get the upper hand. The gut wall is damaged and feed passes through half digested. For the background, read poultry gut health and dysbiosis.

Fix these first, then add a probiotic

A probiotic supports the gut. It does not replace good management. Before anything else, check:

  • Litter and drinkers: leaking nipples and caked litter keep the gut and the shed wet.
  • Water quality and cleaning: dirty lines carry bacteria straight into the gut.
  • Sudden feed changes: change the feed slowly, not overnight.
  • Blood in droppings, high mortality or a sudden fall in feed intake: this needs a veterinarian and a proper diagnosis, not just a supplement.

What does a probiotic do?

A probiotic gives live, useful bacteria such as Lactobacillus and Bifidobacterium. A prebiotic (for example MOS, FOS or beta glucan) is food for those bacteria. A product that has both is called a synbiotic. Together they help the good bacteria settle in the gut, and this leaves less room for the harmful ones.

According to its label, Remipro contains Lactobacillus, Bifidobacterium and Saccharomyces, with prebiotics (beta glucan, MOS, FOS), ascorbic acid (vitamin C), osmolytes and dextrose. The label lists these benefits:

  • Acts as a gut conditioner and helps restore normal gut flora.
  • Reduces loose droppings.
  • Improves digestion and reduces FCR.
  • Helps in fighting coccidiosis and necrotic enteritis, and in recovery.
  • Helps correct brown or coffee coloured droppings.
  • Helps navel healing in chicks and lowers the chance of yolk sac infection.
  • Helpful in prolapse cases.
Remipro by IMN Pyrophos

Gut health · bestseller

Remipro

Probiotics, prebiotics (MOS) and Saccharomyces, with betaine, methionine and vitamin C. Restores normal gut flora, reduces loose droppings, improves digestion and FCR, helps in coccidiosis recovery and corrects brown/coffee coloured droppings.

Dose: 1 g per 8 kg body weight or 1 g per litre water for routine gut health. 1 g per 5 kg body weight or 2 g per litre water in infections and loose droppings. 1 g per 100 chicks in brooding.

500 g ₹626MRP ₹950

Remipro dose: how much, and when

SituationDose (per label)
Routine, for better gut health and feed absorption1 g per 8 kg body weight, or 1 g per litre of water
Infections (coccidiosis, NE) and loose droppings1 g per 5 kg body weight, or 2 g per litre of water
Brooding1 g per 100 chicks
Layers20 g per 100 birds
Desi birds30 g per 100 birds
In feed500 g to 1 kg per ton of feed

For brooding, one 500 g pack at ₹626 works out to about ₹12.5 per 1000 chicks at 1 g per 100 chicks (prices may change; confirm on WhatsApp). For the full chick start-up plan, read the winter brooding guide.

A simple plan for the batch

StageWhat to do
Day 1 to first weekGive Remipro at the brooding dose, with good water and a dry, warm brooder.
Through the batchUse the routine dose when feed or water changes, after stress, or when droppings look softer than normal.
Loose droppings or brown droppingsFix litter and water, find the cause, and use the higher dose. See a vet if there is blood or deaths.
Layers and desi birdsUse the layer or desi dose from the table above.

Common mistakes

  • Using a probiotic to cover a wet shed. Dry the litter first.
  • Guessing the dose. Weigh the powder and measure the water for the batch.
  • Treating blood in the droppings at home. Call your veterinarian.
  • Changing feed suddenly and then blaming the product.

Frequently asked questions

Which is the best probiotic for poultry? Remipro by IMN Pyrophos is a probiotic and prebiotic blend with antioxidants for poultry gut health. It is a gut conditioner that restores normal gut flora and reduces loose droppings.

How much Remipro should I give? 1 g per 8 kg body weight or 1 g per litre of water for routine use. 1 g per 5 kg body weight or 2 g per litre of water in infections and loose droppings. 1 g per 100 chicks in brooding.

Can Remipro be used for layers and desi birds? Yes. The label gives 20 g per 100 layer birds and 30 g per 100 desi birds.

Does Remipro help with loose droppings? Yes, the label says it reduces loose droppings and helps correct brown or coffee coloured droppings. Fix the litter, water and feed too.

Is it useful for coccidiosis? The label says Remipro helps in fighting coccidiosis and in recovery. It does not replace a proper coccidiosis programme or treatment advised by your veterinarian.

What is the price of Remipro? The 500 g pack is ₹626 (MRP ₹950). Prices may change, so confirm on WhatsApp.

How can I see the full range? The IMN product guide lists each product by problem and by stage.

Loose droppings or poor FCR in your batch? Send the batch age, number of birds, a photo of the droppings and the litter on WhatsApp +91 98715 84101. Dr. Ibne Ali’s team will help you find the cause and the right dose. Ask on WhatsApp

Also read: wet litter in winter · winter brooding guide · winter medicine schedule · droppings colour guide · Remipro probiotic · IMN poultry products

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