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What is the active ingredients in this??

GOod job!!

THey should be fine. THe labeling here requires the ages of the animals to be included for clarity. HOwever, the fact that smaller chickens eat less privides about the same mg of chemical/ pounds of body weight. What is the chemical in the flubenvet???

Jo, for many the modern way is failing. many of the old methods work. My horse vets had a seminar a couple years ago: check each horse, then worm accordingly. No herd worming anymore. Healthy chickens and healthy horses can resist the internal parasites better.

I faced similar questions. THe answers are all in here if you read the entire thread. Wazine can be "fed " to the whole flock in water for one day. Wazine is not the same chemical as Valbazen. Wazine is the only wormer approved for chickens; all others are used in anoff lable manner...

I just read the label on the bottle: Remove the water at night, then provide treated water the next morning. Provide enough to last the whole day. Repeat in 30 days. This only treats round worms. You might need Valbazen for broader coverage.

Great thread. One thing to add. After many years of use, the worms are becoming more resistant to the antihelmetics. I attended an equine seminar which explained the new worming techniques. THe goal is not to elminate all parasite but rather to keep the level at a managable level for that...