water
Continuously 5–7 days in morning water; double the dose and extend duration in severe conditions.
DEimer
Prevents Bloody Feces
Proven phytoactives with strong anticoccidial effects that control Eimeria infections in poultry.
Form
WATER + FEED
Bird types
Broiler, Layer, Breeder
Pack sizes
1 L, 5 L, 25 kg
Duration
See application protocol
Core outcomes
At a glance
Reduces intestinal permeability caused by Eimeria by promoting epithelial turnover
Enhances daily weight gain and feed efficiency
Alleviates clinical signs following infection
Improves overall performance and body weight
What is inside
Composition
| Botanical / compound | What it does |
|---|---|
| Curcuma longa | — |
| Eclipta prostrata | — |
| Aegle marmelos | — |
| Embelia ribes | — |
| Holarrhena antidysenterica | — |
Indications
Use when you see…
- Decreased feed intake
- Bloody diarrhoea
- Weight loss
- Reduced appetite
- Whitish soiling around the vent
Mode of action
How it supports the flock
- Reduces oocyst output
- Interacts with the cytoplasmic membranes of Eimeria, causing coccidial cell death
- Destroys sporozoites in the intestine
- Reduces intestinal lipid peroxidation
- Facilitates repair of epithelial damage
- Reduces lesion score
- Reduces diarrhoea
Performance support
Complete benefits
- Reduces intestinal permeability caused by Eimeria by promoting epithelial turnover
- Enhances daily weight gain and feed efficiency
- Alleviates clinical signs following infection
- Improves overall performance and body weight
- Helps solidify litter and eliminate blood contamination
- Improves digestibility and nutrient absorption
Use the right inclusion rate
Dosage
Water
| Stage / condition | Broiler | Layer | Breeder | Chick |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per 100 birds/day | 20 ml | 20–30 ml | 20–30 ml | — |
Feed
| Stage / condition | Broiler | Layer | Breeder | Chick |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Per ton of feed | 500 g | 500 g | 500 g | — |
For animal feed / drinking water use only. Dosage as directed by a qualified veterinarian or nutritionist.
How to administer
Application & protocol
feed
Continuous in feed to avoid coccidial infections and for solid litter.
Available pack sizes
Packaging
1 L
water
5 L
water
25 kg
feed
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Practical guidance
Frequently asked questions
What form is DEimer available in?
DEimer is available for water and feed use.
Which birds is DEimer intended for?
The listed bird types are broiler, layer, breeder. Use only under guidance from a qualified veterinarian or nutritionist.
What pack sizes are available?
DEimer is listed in 1 L, 5 L, 25 kg.
How should DEimer be administered?
Continuously 5–7 days in morning water; double the dose and extend duration in severe conditions. Continuous in feed to avoid coccidial infections and for solid litter.
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