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Metronidazole 500 60
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$53.30 USD
Fix Mox 500mg Amoxicillin capsules for fish – antibiotic for fin rot and other bacterial infections.
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$23.10 USD
Bulk 100-count bottle of Fix Flex 500 (500mg Cephalexin capsules) for fish antibiotic use.
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$42.60 USD
Front of Fix Doxy 100 mg Doxycycline 30 Tablets bottle – fish antibiotic for fin rot.
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$35.25 USD
Metronidazole 250 60
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$36.05 USD
Fix Mox 500 mg Amoxicillin 100 Capsules, fish antibiotic for fin rot and gill disease (front view).
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$32.30 USD
Fluconazole 100 10
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$41.70 USD
Fix Doxy 100 – 60 tablet bulk bottle (Doxycycline antibiotic for fish and birds).
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$66.85 USD
Azithromycin 250 12
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$30.80 USD
Sulfamethoxazole / Trimethoprim 160 60
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$51.80 USD
Penicillin 500 60
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$53.30 USD
Fix Flox 500 fish antibiotic, 60-count bulk bottle.
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$79.80 USD

Buy Fish and Bird Antibiotics to Support Pet Health & Recovery

Ensure optimal health and quick recovery for your aquarium fish and pet birds with our high-quality fish antibiotics for fish and bird antibiotics by Aqua Soma Labs. Our comprehensive selection features trusted, pharmaceutical-grade solutions designed specifically for ornamental aquarium fish and aviary birds. Whether you're managing fin rot, respiratory infections, or digestive issues, our non-prescription fish antibiotics provide reliable, safe, and effective treatments right at home.

Note: Proper diagnosis and responsible usage are key. Always follow provided guidelines carefully and consult an aquatic or avian veterinarian if you’re unsure about your pet's condition.

Why Use Fish and Bird Antibiotics?

Fish and birds can become vulnerable to infections due to stress, environmental factors, or nutritional imbalance. Our antibiotics allow pet owners to:

  • Treat Bacterial Diseases Effectively – Combat fin rot, bacterial ulcers, and other common fish infections, or respiratory and digestive problems in birds.
  • Support Rapid Recovery – Promote healing and restore vitality swiftly and safely.
  • Administer Non-Prescription Care – Clearly labeled antibiotics provide easy, at-home treatment without the need for veterinary prescriptions.

Important: Use antibiotics responsibly to ensure your pet's health and protect the balance of your aquarium or aviary ecosystem.

Find the Right Fish and Bird Antibiotics for Your Needs

Choose targeted antibiotics specifically formulated for fish and bird infections:

🐠 Fish Antibiotics (Bacterial Infections)

  • Fix Mox (Amoxicillin) – Equivalent to Fish Mox, ideal for treating a broad range of bacterial conditions.
  • Fix Flex (Cephalexin) – Alternative to Fish Flex, highly effective for skin infections, ulcers, and fin rot.
  • Ciprofloxacin Fish Antibiotic – Reliable solution for persistent aquarium bacterial infections.

🦜 Bird Antibiotics (Avian Infections)

  • Fix Doxy (Doxycycline) – Comparable to Bird Biotic, effectively treats respiratory infections and general bacterial conditions in pet birds.
  • Sulfamethoxazole/Trimethoprim Bird Antibiotic – Water-soluble treatment ideal as a parrot antibiotic in water for convenient administration.

💧 Ornamental Fish Medication

  • Antibiotic capsules dissolve readily in aquarium water or food, ensuring stress-free medication.

What to Consider When Choosing Antibiotics for Fish and Birds

Ensure the best results by carefully selecting the right antibiotic based on:

  • Species Compatibility – Confirm antibiotic suitability for aquarium fish or aviary birds and verify dosing guidelines.
  • Symptoms & Treatment Needs – For fin rot or ulcers, choose antibiotics like Fix Flex (Cephalexin) or Fix Mox (Amoxicillin). Birds typically respond well to Fix Doxy (Doxycycline), comparable to Bird Biotic.
  • Form & Ease of Administration – Capsules and tablets easily mix into water or food; water-soluble bird antibiotics simplify dosage via drinking water.
  • Safety for Other Tank or Aviary Inhabitants – Correct antibiotic use is generally safe, but isolate sick pets to ensure targeted treatment.

Using Fish & Bird Antibiotics Responsibly

  • Recognize Symptoms Early – Fish: Fin rot, ulcers, abnormal swimming behaviors. Birds: Respiratory distress, lethargy, digestive disturbances.
  • Quarantine Sick Animals – Isolate promptly to prevent disease spread.
  • Adhere to Proper Dosage – Always follow exact dosing instructions.
  • Maintain Environmental Hygiene – Prevent recurring infections with regular cleaning.
  • Seek Veterinary Advice if Needed – Consult a veterinarian for persistent conditions.

Why Choose Aqua Soma Labs Antibiotics?

  • Trusted Non-Prescription Antibiotics – Clearly labeled, pharmaceutical-grade treatments.
  • Convenient Administration – Capsules and tablets dissolve easily for simple home care.
  • Proven Effective Formulations – High-quality antibiotics for reliable pet recovery.

Disclaimer: Our antibiotics are specifically formulated for aquarium fish and ornamental birds. Always follow instructions carefully, and seek veterinary advice for severe conditions or unclear symptoms.

FAQs About Fish & Bird Antibiotics:

What are Fish and Bird Antibiotics used for?
Fish antibiotics treat bacterial diseases like fin rot and ulcers, while bird antibiotics combat respiratory and digestive infections.

Do I need a prescription to buy fish or bird antibiotics?
No, our collection features fish antibiotics no prescription required for easy home care.

How do I administer fish antibiotics in an aquarium?
Remove carbon filters, dissolve antibiotics like Fix Mox (Amoxicillin) or Fix Flex (Cephalexin) in aquarium water or food, following precise dosing instructions.

How can I give antibiotics to a pet bird?
Administer Fix Doxy (Doxycycline) by mixing it into drinking water, ensuring accurate dosage.

Will these antibiotics harm other tank or aviary inhabitants?
Used responsibly, antibiotics are generally safe, but isolating sick pets during treatment is recommended.

What if my fish or bird doesn’t improve after antibiotic treatment?
Stop medication and consult an aquatic or avian veterinarian for proper diagnosis and further advice.