Administered orally, mixed thoroughly in feed or dissolved in drinking water for poultry. Dosage typically ranges from 125-250 ppm in feed, depending on the animal species and specific formulation.

Clopidol acts by inhibiting the development of coccidia sporozoites and merozoites in the host's intestinal cells, specifically by interfering with nucleic acid synthesis during the early asexual stages of the parasitic life cycle.

• •Do not administer to laying hens producing eggs for human consumption (due to residue concerns)
• •Animals with known hypersensitivity to clopidol

Store in a cool, dry place, protected from light and moisture. Keep out of reach of children and animals.

High doses can lead to toxicity, including reduced feed intake, weight loss, and neurological signs in susceptible animals. Symptomatic and supportive treatment.

In poultry, generally considered safe for breeder hens, but withdrawal periods apply for laying hens whose eggs are for human consumption.