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Also, I have to say that I did have a vet check poop once and the results were negative for worms. There were not only roundworms but there were tapeworms that were pooped out. This happened with a dog and not a chicken.

Don't forget, our state lab can walk you through how to swab a chicken's throat to send in a sample to test for a respiratory diseases. I have no idea if that is one of your problems or not. I just wanted to let you know that it is an option.

It's .23 Not 23. :old

I'm not saying those are. They all are fenbendazole. I'm saying the Aquasol has a different dosing amount because it is different than the goat liquid.

They aren't the same product and don't treat the same exact things.

No one else makes Aquasol. Only Safe-Guard.

If you're planning on buying AquaSol I got news for you. It's going to cost more than a vet visit.

I think you are mixing up words. Panacur is a maker of fenbendazole. Sage-Guard makes Aquasol which is also fenbendazole. Aquasol is approved for laying hens to treat 2 types of worms with no egg withdrawal. Sage-Guard also makes a horse paste and goat liquid product of fenbendazole that...

What is Panacur Aquasol? I believe Safe-Guard is the only maker of Aquasol.

I just noticed that you are in Texas. There are no vets in my area that will see or treat a chicken but my dog vet will test chicken poo if I bring it in to him. Our state lab will test to poop for you too. https://tvmdl.tamu.edu/become-client/ If you want to treat your flock for common...

Wh What worms are you trying to treat?

These two products are made by the same company. There are a lot of people that use the goat or horse version and do not comply with an egg withdrawal. It's a personal choice that only you can choose.