Fast Cure is VNJ’s zinc-and-amoxicillin topical wound powder for gamefowl.
What Is Actually In It
Fast Cure combines Zinc and Amoxicillin. VNJ’s page does not publish an amount for either, so only the ingredient names are stated here.
What the Label Says It Is For
VNJ describes Fast Cure simply as a “wound powder for gamefowl.” That short description is the manufacturer’s entire published indication; it does not specify what kind of wound or injury the product is meant for beyond that.
Forms It Comes In
Fast Cure is a topical powder. VNJ’s page does not publish an application amount, frequency, or duration, so no dosing information appears on this page.
Withdrawal Period
VNJ does not publish a withdrawal period for Fast Cure, for meat or eggs. Because this product combines an antibiotic ingredient with topical use, the absence of a published figure is worth confirming directly with a veterinarian or agrivet rather than assuming none is needed.
What This Page Does Not Tell You
This page states what VNJ publishes about Fast Cure: two named ingredients including an antibiotic, a brief wound-powder indication, and no published dosage or withdrawal period. It does not tell a reader how to apply it, how often, or whether a given wound needs an antibiotic powder at all. Take that question to a veterinarian or agrivet.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in Fast Cure?
Zinc and Amoxicillin, per the manufacturer. No specific amount is published for either.
What is Fast Cure for?
VNJ describes it as a wound powder for gamefowl.
Is there a published dosage for Fast Cure?
No. VNJ's page does not publish an amount to apply or how often.