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Amprolium — veterinary medicines

Authorised animal medicines containing Amprolium across national registers. Regulatory residue limits (MRL) and antimicrobial-resistance surveillance are shown when on record. This is a neutral reference and does not provide dosing or veterinary advice.
Reference information only — not veterinary advice and not a dosing source. Always consult a licensed veterinarian before giving any medicine to an animal.

Target species

CattlePoultryChickensTurkeysDuckGuinea Fowl

Authorised products

64 authorised products across national registers.

Italy — Ministero della Salute

Residue limits (MRL)

Species: Cattle

2 ppm

United States

Species: Cattle · Tissue: Fat

Species: Cattle

0.5 ppm

United States

Species: Cattle · Tissue: Liver, kidney, and muscle

Species: Chickens and turkeys

8 ppm

United States

Species: Chickens and turkeys · Tissue: Egg yolks

Species: Chickens and turkeys

1 ppm

United States

Species: Chickens and turkeys · Tissue: Liver and kidney

Species: Chickens and turkeys

0.5 ppm

United States

Species: Chickens and turkeys · Tissue: Muscle

Species: Chickens and turkeys

4 ppm

United States

Species: Chickens and turkeys · Tissue: Whole eggs

Species: Pheasants

1 ppm

United States

Species: Pheasants · Tissue: Liver

Species: Pheasants

0.5 ppm

United States

Species: Pheasants · Tissue: Muscle

Species: Poultry

No MRL required

European Union

Species: Poultry

Antimicrobial resistance surveillance

No antimicrobial-resistance surveillance is recorded for this substance.

Reported adverse events (openFDA)

Spontaneous adverse-event reports that name Amprolium, by species — reported counts, not proven reactions.

Cattle

90 reported events

openFDA

Top reactions: Lack of efficacy (protozoa) - Coccidia (58) · Death (43) · Bloody diarrhoea (17) · Diarrhoea (14) · Lack of efficacy - NOS (9)

Source: openFDA Animal & Veterinary adverse-event reports.

Surveillance reference only — these are spontaneous adverse-event report counts, not proven adverse reactions, not causation and not a measure of any product's risk or safety. Always consult a licensed veterinarian.

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