1. Animal Healthcare 

• Anticoccidial agent: Controls and kills Eimeria parasites responsible for coccidiosis in livestock and poultry.
• Disease prevention and treatment: Used both to prevent outbreaks and to treat infected animals, reducing morbidity and mortality.
• Gut health protector: Maintains intestinal integrity by limiting protozoal damage, improving nutrient absorption.
• Mortality reducer: Decreases death rates caused by protozoal infections, improving overall herd/flock survival.
• Medicated feed additive: Incorporated into feed to provide continuous anticoccidial protection during animal growth.
• Growth performance enhancer: By preventing disease, it supports better weight gain and feed conversion efficiency.
• Gut microflora stabilizer: Helps maintain a healthy balance of gut microorganisms by controlling pathogenic protozoa.
• Disease prevention in feed: Reduces incidence of protozoal infections, minimizing disease outbreaks linked to poor feed quality or hygiene.

2. Pharmaceuticals

• Active pharmaceutical ingredient (API): The core chemical used in veterinary anticoccidial drug products.
• Component in oral/veterinary formulations: Formulated into powders, solutions, and boluses for oral administration.
• Combination drug ingredient: Often combined with other drugs (e.g., sulfa drugs) to enhance efficacy and broaden action.
• Dosage form base: Provides the essential therapeutic action in various veterinary medicinal products.

3. Agrochemicals

• Biosecurity enhancer: Part of farm management protocols to reduce protozoal disease spread.
• Disease outbreak minimizer: Limits large-scale coccidiosis outbreaks that can devastate flocks or herds.
• Productivity booster: Healthy animals perform better, yielding more meat, milk, or eggs.
• Economic loss reducer: Decreases financial losses related to treatment, mortality,