Coxi-vet (Toltrazuril) damages all intracellular development stages of Eimeria (Coccidia). Toltrazuril affects schizonts, micro- and macrogametes, but not the tissue cells of the host animals. Toltrazuril interferes with the division of the nucleus and with the activity of the mitochondria, which is responsible for the respiratory metabolism of Coccidia. In the magrometes, toltrazuril damages the so-called wall-forming bodies. In all intracellular developmental stages, severe vacuolisation occurs due to inflation of the endoplasmatic reticulum.  The special mode of action results in the following advantages:

• Acts on all intracellular developmental stages
• Does not interfere with the development of immunity
• Follow-up treatment usually is not necessary
• Even an advanced infection (after 3- 5 days; gametogony) can still be treated successfully
• The efficacy is independent of severity of the infection