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My answers to your questions are all here in my thread. 1% Ivermectin oral from the DRUG store where you buy your medicine. One small drop on tip of bill or into the bill will kill gape and most other worms. Not to worry about overdosing. If you read from page one you will find all kinds...

I usually give mine a drop once every 6 months as a preventive. Ducks and chickens get worms from eating earth worms, ect... The Ivermectin will kill the worms, mites, or any biting critters:)

You can eat the eggs:) (I do:) But, I wouldn't sell them for hatching for two weeks after dosing. But, I'll be sure to check into your link.... :)

I really don't know anything about ACV. You'd have to contact whomever it was that mentioned it. Sorry about your baby:( I'm also sorry I just noticed that you had posted on my subject...

No I don't repeat. One time is good:) Although I do do this once a year as a preventive.

I personally don't know how much apple cider vinegar you should add to their water. But, you can go to page 1 of this thread and see who wrote about the ACV. Click on the PM link beneath their name, ect... (on the left hand side of the page) and write and ask them. Although I would think...

Just wondering if you are using the Ivermectin oral? One drop on a piece of bread once a month kills heartworms. More on the subject in earlier posts.

Not a problem. Everyones info is good to take into consideration. That's what these threads are all about....trying to help each other.

That is true. But I overdosed one of my ducks when I was doing them and it was fine. Also I told in an earlier post amounts to use per # weight.

That is true! DO NOT USE ON COLLIES OR COLLIE MIXES!

That's sad. I don't think it would hurt to give your baby a very very small drop on it's bill. If it doesn't swallow it you may want to take a syringe or eye dropper and drop a drop straight into its mouth. Do you keep fresh water out? It may have a piece of pine shaving lodged in it's...

Thanks!

Thanks for the info!

Hi folks, I just realized that I haven't posted anything about using the Big Dog Advantage flea drops on cats! (I found this on the link that I posted earlier about info on cats. I used this on my cats, and dogs. (I bought a syringe special, and a small glass vial to put the drops in). I...

Hi to all once again! I found out from my vet last night that for dogs the general rule is the same as humans! 1/10th of a cc per 10 pounds of body weight to worm them and gaurd against heartworms! He said to be sure and use it every month! [b]Remember do not give Ivermectin to Collies or...

I sure like the sound of the liquid. But my bottle of Ivermectin should last several years! Besides the fact you never know when grandkids, ect.... might come down with headlice. Still that might be the best way to worm baby ducks, geese, and chicks. Where do you get this liquid 10%...

Sorry, I really don't know if the pour on will work on ducks. But if it works on chickens I don't see why it wouldn't work on ducks.

Hi, I gave mine about .2ml or 400mcg. But I doubled the dose to maybe sterilize the heartworms if they had any since they haven't been on a preventive medicine. My dogs weigh about 55 #'s. So if I were you I'd get me a syringe and give them .2ml being as they are such large dogs. But if you...

I'm pretty sure it can be used on geese. I plan on using it on mine when they are a little older. (Mine are only about 3 weeks old.) He said waterfowl, chickens, dogs. The pharmist said people, and the web site I found said cats. Personally I consider ducks and geese both as waterfowl...

Hey I thought I'd post the fact that I gave my boxers a dose of Ivermectin yesterday for worms. (One drop on a piece of bread.) They acted a little sickly/cranky last night but are fine today!