CORID® (amprolium) and Coccidiosis Product Training
Your training includes basic information on coccidiosis
(bloody scours), a common disease in beef and dairy calves.
To complete the product training program, you should follow these four steps:
1) Read the product overview of CORID on this page
2) Read How Much CORID Do I Need
- PDF
3) Review A Guide for Mixing and Administering CORID - PDF
Click here to view the Guide to Mixing And Administration page.
4) Take the 10-question quiz. - PDF
Product Overview for CORID
Coccidiosis is an enteric disease of the small and large
intestines. Cattle can become infected by coccidia (parasites) by ingesting feces-contaminated
feed, grass and water — or by preening their, or another animal’s, hair coat.
Clinical coccidiosis in beef and dairy calves can cause bloody diarrhea, dehydration,
weight loss, reduced performance and even death.
CORID is FDA-approved as an aid in the prevention and treatment of coccidiosis caused
by Eimeria bovis and E. zurnii. CORID has
three formulations to fit the needs of beef and dairy producers:
- 9.6% Oral Solution: gallons (four per case) and pints (12 per case)
- 20% Soluble Powder: 10-ounce packets (24 per case)
- Medicated Feed: CORID 1.25% and CORID 2.5% (crumbles/pellets are made by and available
from licensed feed manufacturers)
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