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I'm not sure...hopefully someone else will come along that can answer your question.

I believe she should get 1.5mls. @casportpony can double check.

There was 3/4 left of the goat dewormer after using it for 3 or 4 days for 14 chickens.

I just got myself confused, lol. Actually I only had enough in the tube for 1 or 2 days of treatment I believe. The rest of the days I used the goat dewormer.

When I dewormed my flock of 14 with that same dewormer it was maybe 3/4 of the way gone after doing the 5 day treatment. So yeah probably not enough in there. Sounds like it would be best to just treat the ones in the same coop.

You may want to consider deworming everyone.

Ahh, I see. Nope, those are two different ways to treat.

Dosing once then repeating in 10 days is to treat roundworms only, and it is necessary for it to properly work and get all the worms. If you aren't doing that you'll want to treat for 5 days in a row to get most worms other than tapeworm.

Dosing for that dewormer would be 0.23ml per pound of body weight given orally 5 days in a row to treat most worms expect tapeworm, or given once then repeated in 10 days to treat roundworms only. I would do the 5 day dosing. Egg withdrawal is 14 days. In my opinion, the eggs are totally fine to...