What is the dosage for fenbendazole?

[cochin44]

And is it a liquid?

 

[cochin44]

threehorses?

 

[The Chickens' Maid]

I think it is a liquid. Don't know much else, though, sorry.

 

[untamed_spirit]

Fenbendazole is the active ingredient in Panacur, a wormer suitable for chickens, thats is a liquid, is this the form you needed the dosage for?

 

[fonemanII]

I found this dosage:

.2 ml for my smaller banty chicken (2 to 3 pounds-ish).
.4 ml for my 4 to 5 pounds-ish hens.
.6 ml for my larger girls -- about 6 to 7 pounds-ish.

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# » What is the dosage for fenbendazole?

 

[cochin44]

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Yes.

 

[untamed_spirit]

Ok, well the dosage is usually between 10mg and 50mg per kg of weight, depending on the percentage solution of the Panacur liquid, and it should be repeated 7 to 10 days later.

I dose my chickens (according to my vets instructions) with Panacur oral solution. The dosage is 10mg per kg body weight in chicken. You can either administer it directly via a syringe, or put it into their drinking water. If you're putting it in their drinking water, you need concentrations of 0.5 to 1ml Panacur oral solution per 1 litre of drinking water.

Hope this helps

 

[cochin44]

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And where is a good place to buy this?

 

[untamed_spirit]

It is generally a veterinary only medication, however, a general farm supply store may have a licence for it.

 

[halo]

Why would you worm a chicken with Baytril? Baytril is an antibiotic, not a wormer.