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I don’t know much about dewormers or corrid. Only that some medicines/poisons that are used for pets like cats or dogs are not safe to use for chickens. It was only meant as a warning. Be careful and do some research before you giving it to chickens.

Second, are you sure this is safe and allowed for poultry? Can you still eat the eggs without poisoning yourself?

Getting worms isn’t the issue. Giving medicines them yes or no , and why , is. If a chicken gets sicker of the medicines than letting their own health system handling it, it’s a no go to deworm. If you give the deworming medicines once it seem you have to keep using them because the...

This is certainly not true for chickens that free range. An institute for organic chickens : Louis Bolk and the Wageningen University & Research did research on this subject. The conclusion was : it has no benefit to treat a low worm infestation. A normal healthy chicken can cope with it. Only...

This article is made with Wageningen University: https://www.pluimveeweb.nl/artikel/168800-minder-worminfecties-als-kippen-uitloop-veel-en-verspreid-gebruiken/

I use it as an inside ‘paint’ in the nesting and roosting area to prevent a red mite infestation. The joints and cracks get extra attention. Where I live the red mites are one of the mayor problems keeping chickens. Has to do with our mild climate. I just add water to the DE to make a...

I never dewormed. Never noticed anything that seemed to be a huge worm problem. Never used any real medicines or pesticides with my chickens so far. Deworming is bad for a chickens health if worms aren’t the problem. I do add DE in their dustbath spot. DE seems to kill the larvae of many lice...