Electrogen D+ is Univet’s water-soluble electrolyte and vitamin product for gamefowl recovery.
What Is Actually In It
Univet’s page for Electrogen D+ describes it as a product that replaces electrolytes, vitamins and energy, but does not publish a specific ingredient list or any amounts. This page does not fill that gap by guessing which electrolytes or vitamins are included; composition is recorded as unconfirmed.
What the Label Says It Is For
Univet states Electrogen D+ is “used for recharging fighting cocks after battle or strenuous training by replacing vital electrolytes, vitamins and energy.” That is the manufacturer’s own description of its purpose.
Forms It Comes In
Electrogen D+ is a water-soluble powder. Univet’s dosage, quoted in the fact box above, distinguishes a maintenance rate of 1 teaspoon (3g) per gallon given daily from a heavier rate of 2 teaspoons (6g) per gallon during heavy training, stress or disease outbreaks. Both figures are quoted directly from the manufacturer’s page.
Withdrawal Period
Univet does not publish a withdrawal period for Electrogen D+, for meat or eggs. That absence is not treated as evidence of a zero-day withdrawal on this page.
What This Page Does Not Tell You
This page states what Univet publishes about Electrogen D+: a stated electrolyte and energy-recovery purpose, a two-tier dosage, and an unconfirmed ingredient list. It does not tell a reader what specific compounds a bird would be receiving. If that matters, for instance for a bird under veterinary care, ask a veterinarian or agrivet before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in Electrogen D+?
Univet's page does not list specific active ingredients or amounts for Electrogen D+, beyond describing it as an electrolyte, vitamin and energy product. Composition could not be confirmed from the manufacturer.
What is Electrogen D+ for?
Univet states it is used for recharging fighting cocks after battle or strenuous training by replacing electrolytes, vitamins and energy.
How long is the withdrawal period for Electrogen D+?
Univet does not publish a withdrawal period for Electrogen D+.