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Only if they eat enough of it. I experimented with it for awhile. Mixed it with feed dry, moist, and with additions I know my birds won't turn away from. After experimenting with it, I found myself back with direct dose dewormers such as tablets or liquid suspensions. I know for sure they are...

5 or 6 days later, and still no answer on Worminator contents from Hakes.

Me too. How hard could it be to send a note? Why sell a product where ingredients cannot be verified?

I know Levamisole has commonly been used to deworm chickens. Is Levamisole and Praziquantel together in a tablet form or solution toxic to chickens. I'll keep looking for that information, but thought I'd run that by you.

Still awaiting an answer again, days later.

Hmmm. So he didn't explain what was the ingredient? I could have sworn I was told it was Pyrantel. I don't know if it was Victor. but I will try again. I have some in my cabinet. Well, apparently Pyrantel and Praziquantel don't cause "feather burn" or deformation of feather growth during moult...

I bet if you call and talk to the right person, they'll tell you Worminator is Pyrantel Embonate or Pamoate. It will get all worms except tapes I think. Call them again and ask to speak with someone who knows what the ingredients are. Be persistent. I may do it again too when I have a chance.

Try to avoid deworming during moult. Doing so with most wormers will cause irregular feather growth. Once mine are finsished moulting, I will worm them, then do it again early Spring, or if I see symptoms or evidence. The longest period I ever did deworm was with Safeguard (Fenbendazole) and it...