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Sorry for the delayed reply. The most effective Valbazen (albendazole) dose is 20mg/kg, which works out to 0.08ml per pound. Okay to give your Rhode Island Red sized hens 0.5ml (1/2 cc) orally and repeat in ten days. Smaller birds get less, larger ones get more. Let me know if you need help...

Bang for the buck, Valbazen is the best choice. -Kathy

That is what I would do. -Kathy

You could always use this: http://www.allbirdproducts.com/newproductpages/worm_out.html It can be mixed in the water, but it's very expensive. -Kathy

Good idea! -Kathy

This is how some of my peafowl buddies do it. Seems to work if they all eat enough. -Kathy

How many chickens do you have? -Kathy

The dose is 0.08ml per pound orally, which works out to about 1/2 cc for a six pound chicken. Anything bigger would need more, smaller birds a little less. Give once orally and repeat in 10 days. It's quite safe, so don't worry about giving a little more than they need. -Kathy

I think most people wait 14 days after dosing. -Kathy

Valbazen: http://www.jefferspet.com/products/valbazen-broad-spectrum-dewormer -Kathy