Anti coccidiotic drugs. This product has good control effects on various types of Eimeria in chickens, such as tender, fragile, toxic, giant, pile shaped, and Brucella. Mainly inhibits the growth and reproduction of the second asexual proliferation stage schizonts, with its peak effect occurring on the 4th day after infection. Mainly used for chicken and turkey coccidiosis. Coccidia is not easily resistant to this product, so it is often used to change the dosing regimen. In addition, for other resistant coccidia, the use of nicarbazine is still mostly effective. Nicarbazin  has a certain impact on the quality and hatching rate of eggs.

To produce anti coccidian effects by inhibiting the asexual reproductive division of coccidia