Penicillin G for Birds - Water-Soluble Powder
Penicillin G for Birds - Water-Soluble Powder
Water-soluble penicillin powder for pigeons and cage birds
Penicillin G for birds on this listing is a water-soluble powder labeled at 0.155 billion units. Keepers use it when managing susceptible bacterial infections—often respiratory or other gram-positive concerns—in pigeons and cage birds. Mix it into drinking water and follow the rates on the pack you receive.
Quick facts
- Form: water-soluble powder
- Strength on this listing: 0.155 billion units
- Size: 100 g
- SKU: AB-PENCL-100
Before using
- Confirm the condition with a veterinarian when you can
- Mix a fresh solution every day
- Remove other water during treatment
- Not for birds producing meat or eggs for people
Veterinary guidance first: Noisy breathing, nasal discharge, lethargy, and appetite loss have many causes. This powder is not a substitute for a diagnosis.
Bacterial only: Penicillin G does not treat viral, fungal, or protozoal disease.
Food animals: Do not use in birds whose meat or eggs will be eaten by people unless a product is specifically labeled for that use.
What this product is used for
This listing is commonly used for:
- Susceptible respiratory bacterial infections
- Other susceptible gram-positive bacterial infections
- Secondary bacterial concerns in pigeons and cage birds
For a broader overview of avian antibiotics, see the Bird Antibiotics Guide.
How to mix | Directions on this listing
| Mix rate | Course |
|---|---|
| 1/4 teaspoon per 1 gallon of drinking water | 5 consecutive days |
Make the medicated water the only water source during treatment and mix a fresh batch daily. Water dosing is practical when several birds need the same course.
Label first: If your container lists a different rate, follow that container and your veterinarian.
Signs keepers often watch for
- Labored or noisy breathing
- Nasal discharge
- Lethargy or reduced activity
- Loss of appetite
These signs are not specific to one disease. Get veterinary advice when symptoms persist or worsen.
After antibiotic use
After a course, many keepers add a probiotic to support gut balance.
- Probiotic Plus for Birds
If birds do not improve
Consider other causes such as viral or fungal infection, parasites, or environmental respiratory irritation. A different product or veterinary workup may be needed.
Storage
- Keep in the original sealed container
- Store cool and dry
- Protect from heat and moisture
- Keep out of reach of children
Frequently Asked Questions
Important Safety Notice
For animal use only. Not for human use.
Not for birds intended for human consumption or whose meat or eggs will be eaten by people, unless specifically labeled for that use.
Keep out of reach of children. Follow label directions. Consult a veterinarian for diagnosis and treatment guidance.