S76 · UK-supplied bottle
The owner’s S76 bottle carries Rob Harvey UK supply wording. Dr Rob Marshall’s Bird Health reference identifies S76 as an ivermectin-based treatment; Rob Harvey is the photographed UK supplier, not a different active ingredient.
owner photo and primary active name uk strength neededUse, quantities & practical tips
Quantity / label reference
UK S76 reference for finches: 2.5 ml per 1 litre water. Confirm the current UK bottle matches before use; not a generic ivermectin dilution.
Match the product, strength and route

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Identify
Read the full product name, manufacturer, active ingredients, concentration and expiry. Keep powders and liquids as separate references.
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Match the plan
A topical product, drinking-water product and livestock injection are not interchangeable. Use a species-appropriate veterinary plan for treatment.
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Record
Record the prescribed product, route, amount and dates. Do not infer a bird dose from a percentage concentration or an unrelated pigeon programme.
Label-check illustration only: no administration method or medicine dose is demonstrated.
- What it provides
- Ivermectin-based S76 for parasite treatment.
- When to consider it
- Use the matching S76 product and an indication-specific veterinary plan.
- Intended birds / scope
- UK reference lists finches, canaries and pigeons; exact bottle label still needs matching.
- How it is given
- Drinking water in the cited UK product instructions.
- Frequency / duration
- UK initial-treatment reference: 3 days in week 1, then 2 days weekly for 3 weeks. This is a sourced reference, not an automatic flock programme.
- Preparation
- UK source: mix fresh each treatment morning; activity in mixed water is stated as 7–8 hours.
- Combining products
- Do not duplicate SCATT or moxidectin; check any proposed mixture with the prescriber.
- Storage & handling
- Follow the actual UK bottle’s storage and expiry label.
- Breeder tips
- The primary Dr Marshall finch document corroborates 5 ml/2 litres, but its monthly routine is not adopted here.
Ingredients & analysis
Primary veterinary product reference identifies ivermectin with other formulation components described by that source. The exact strength and full current UK-bottle ingredient panel are not verified here.
Use & compatibility notes
Not a supplement and not interchangeable with SCATT or moxidectin products. Do not create a routine flock-treatment calendar from marketing claims. An avian veterinarian should confirm the parasite, current bottle formulation, route and compatibility.
Photographed UK supply label: Rob Harvey. The first source is the original veterinary product reference; the second corroborates UK-market presentation, not a personalised treatment instruction.
Manufacturer product image; packaging and pack size may differ. Match the current label.
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