Toltrazuril 2.5% for Horses, Dogs, Cats, 120mL/4 Ounce, for Non-Food Chain Animals

Update: After 3 days of using it with improvement, the problem got worse!!! I will update again, because this is kind of crazy. Every single person I have spoken to in the rescue or breeding industry swears by the stuff, so I'm not sure what the problem is. I have just ordered another bottle to see if maybe we need to treat them longer. If you run a kennel or a Cattery any kind of rescue mission or breeding program for cats or dogs, you're going to deal with things like coccidia no matter how much you clean, because it's all about inner health too, so unfortunately, trying to get the right prebiotics, probiotics and everything else you need to get for dozens of kittens and puppies is not an easy feat. With the rising cost of vet bills and prescriptions, something like this is a godsend. I dosed every single cat yesterday one time in the morning, and by nightfall I could already see a difference in their stool. The smell was clearing up, the consistency was harder, and you could really tell that the stuff was starting to take effect and fast. We have been prescribed amoxicillin, albon, and a number of other things that aren't necessarily expensive on their own for one or two cats, but when you get into dozens, plus the actual exam cost per pet, you can be looking at 500 plus for one vet bill just to get a prescription. I highly recommend you check this product out, because I have tried everything, and this is the first one I have tried where I saw an immediate difference in literally less than 24 hours. Today will be day two of those things, and I will come back and upgrade my review on Friday after the 4th dose, but something tells me this is going to be a five-star product and something I'm going to put on autoship. There was no smell, the cats did not seem to mind the taste I mixed in one bite of wet canned food, you can only store it for about 4 to 6 weeks room temperature, you get a decent amount in here for 30 bucks. I got the 5% and you only need to dose anywhere between 0.5 to 2 ml once a day, so this is going to treat an entire kennel of 20 cats easily. This is a quality product, with a long shelf life and it's super easy to use. I cannot wait to see the results on friday. Already, my cats have gone from running stool with a horrible smell, to solid clumps and litter box, with no mess. That is less than 12 hours of treatment one time, I don't know what's in this stuff, but it's a miracle.

I have used this on chicks for coccidia and works great. Used for 2 days and no more bad poop.

This stuff has been a godsend this year for my goats. This year was the first time I’ve ever delt with coccidia in kid goats. Within 2-3 days of daily use the kids were cleared up and feeding better. They absolutely love the alfalfa flavor and willing took their medicine every day. This is a product I’ll always keep on hand.

Cured Coccidia in baby squirrels I am rehabilitating. I wish I had known about this stuff a long time ago! Easy to administer (2 doses), no prescription needed, affordable, and best of all — it totally cured what can be a fatal problem in baby squirrels. (I lost one baby before I realized it was Coccidia!) Thank God for this medicine.

We got a couple kids that ended up coming down with coccidia pretty bad, and this worked wonders. Our vet suggested some sort of medicated feed but we had a goat already down and feed alone would not be enough to save the others. This helped them build immunity and they are doing great now!

Pretty sure it’s authentic. I have some seriously resistant coccidia. This medication cleared up their poop for 24 hours, which is more than the subsequent $700 in Ponazuril from the vet did. Wish I wouldn’t have thought it was junk and realized the parasite had just become hardy from treating it with everything under the sun and having so many cats.

Exactly what I needed! Worked as it should.

I stupidly took in a couple rescue kittens who I later found out were infected with coccidia. Despite my best efforts at quarantine, a 2 room separation, clothing changes, cleaning with Rescue and ammonia, and washing my hands and arms constantly, my personal cats started having diarrhea. I had used Albon from the vet and it did not work. He says the coccidia has become resistant to Albon but it’s all he can prescribe. So, I did a bunch of research and ordered this stuff. It smells terrible, like pesticide you would use in the garden, and made my cats throw up immediately after dosing them. I have a 2 lb kitten who got 0.8 ml and a 10 lb cat who got 4.5 ml. Both foamed at the mouth, ran away like I tried to kill them and then vomited profusely in several locations within 3 minutes of administration. After all that they had low energy and are looking at me like they hate me. ***Very poor information for this product on Amazon and none on the bottle. I did research to find out 2.5% (which I thought would be safer and less likely to overdose with) is not recommended for cats because it is highly alkaline and the 2.5 % dosage requires more mL than 5% concentration. This stuff seriously irritates cats’ mucous membranes and stomachs.