Doxycycline and Tylosin powder for birds

Doxycycline + Tylosin - Ornithose Psittacose

100g
$28.05
Sale price  $28.05 Regular price  $35.50
Skip to product information
Doxycycline and Tylosin powder for birds

Doxycycline + Tylosin - Ornithose Psittacose

$28.05
Sale price  $28.05 Regular price  $35.50
Size100g

Doxycycline + Tylosin Powder

Ornithose psittacose is the French name pair for ornithosis / psittacosis — chlamydial disease in birds. This water-soluble doxycycline + tylosin combo powder is commonly used when keepers need dual antibiotic coverage for that kind of susceptible bacterial respiratory illness in pet birds and pigeons.

Quick product facts

  • Form: water-soluble powder
  • Actives on this listing (per 100 g): doxycycline 10 g + tylosin 40 g
  • Focus: ornithose / psittacose (chlamydial) and related susceptible respiratory bacteria
  • Use: drinking-water dosing
  • Size on this listing: 100 g
  • SKU: HJ-DXYTYL-100

Before using

  • Read the pack you receive first
  • Bacterial infections only — not antiviral or antifungal
  • Pet birds / pigeons as labelled — not for food-producing birds
  • Prepare fresh medicated water daily
  • Ask an avian veterinarian for diagnosis and course length

What ornithose / psittacose means here

Keepers and European labels often write ornithose and psittacose for the same chlamydial complex English calls ornithosis / psittacosis (Chlamydia psittaci). Combo doxycycline + tylosin powders are also used for other susceptible respiratory problems, including mycoplasma-related air sac disease, when a vet directs that approach.

Not effective against viruses, fungi, or parasites. If birds do not improve, reassess with a vet.

How to use | Common directions on this listing

  • 1 teaspoon (about 5 g) per 1 gallon of drinking water
  • Offer treated water as the only water source during treatment
  • Mix fresh every day; discard leftover medicated water
  • Typical course on this listing: 5–7 consecutive days

Pack note: one 100 g packet treats about 20 gallons at the 5 g/gallon rate above. Chlamydial disease often needs a longer veterinary-directed course than a short respiratory course — confirm days on your pack and with your vet.

Active | This listing

Active Amount per 100 g
Doxycycline 10 g
Tylosin 40 g

Strengths can vary by manufacturer. Always follow the label on the packet in your hand.

After antibiotics

Antibiotics can disrupt normal gut flora. Many keepers follow with a bird probiotic once the course ends — ask your vet for timing.

Size on this listing

Offered as a 100 g pack (SKU HJ-DXYTYL-100).

Not the same as…

  • Vetafarm Psittavet — doxycycline product aimed at psittacosis protocols (separate listing)
  • Doxycycline 20% powder — doxycycline only
  • Vetafarm Doxyvet Liquid — liquid doxycycline only
  • Tylosin powder — tylosin only

Frequently Asked Questions

What is ornithose psittacose?
Ornithose and psittacose are the usual French names for ornithosis / psittacosis — chlamydial infection in birds (Chlamydia psittaci). English listings often say psittacosis or ornithosis.
Why doxycycline + tylosin together?
This listing pairs a tetracycline-class antibiotic (doxycycline) with a macrolide (tylosin) for susceptible bacterial respiratory disease, including chlamydial and mycoplasma-associated illness when labelled for that use.
What strengths are on this listing?
Per 100 g on this listing: 10 g doxycycline and 40 g tylosin. Confirm on your pack.
How do I dose it?
Common direction on this listing: 1 teaspoon (about 5 g) per gallon of drinking water, fresh daily, as the only water source, for 5–7 days. Your vet may extend the course for chlamydial disease.
Is this the same as Vetafarm Psittavet?
No. Psittavet is a separate Vetafarm doxycycline product. This listing is a generic doxycycline + tylosin powder with different strength and dosing.
What size is on this listing?
This listing is the 100 g pack (SKU HJ-DXYTYL-100).
Important Safety Notice

For animal use only. Not for human use.

Follow the dose and warnings on the pack you receive. Seek an avian veterinarian for diagnosis and if birds are unwell.

Psittacosis can infect humans — seek medical care if you develop fever or flu-like illness after contact with sick birds.

Not for food-producing birds. Keep out of reach of children.

You may also like