Toltrazuril 5.0% for Horses, Dogs, Cats, 60mL/2 Ounce, for Non-Food Chain Animals, Chicken

It worked for my dog! Used it for treatment of coccidia. Tested negative after using this.

Great product could not use on my dog due to Cushing’s disease

Cleared up cocciidia right away. Will be using it on future litters.

Dosed down according to weight for smaller animal and cleared the infection well

Works just like it says. Is a VERY small bottle- check the size so you are not disappointed.

It works well for my dog! My cat will not touch it - even by force. He went on a huger strike and I had to change his food entirely for him to trust me again...So I cannot attest to how well it works for cats!

This works well for coccidia and giardia. Improvement is immediate

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.