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There's a 14 day slaughter withdrawal period after using wazine. If the chicken is good to eat after 14 days, so are the eggs.

There is residue in the eggs. Feeding them back to chickens will build worm resistance to the wormer the next time it's used, not to mention possibly extending the withdrawal period. Feed the eggs to your dog. Consult a vet first especially if they're small dogs.

Note that Albendazole (Valbazen) gets them all, including a few others not mentioned. (Eyeworm, flukes, gizzard worm)

If you wish to eat the eggs, by all means do so. I'll abide by withdrawal periods however slight the residue in eggs. You are correct about the withdrawal period for Sulmet. There is no withdrawal period for Corid.

You better read the back of the wazine bottle label again: "Do not medicate prior to slaughter within 14 days for turkeys and chickens and 21 days for swine." You have to wait 14 days before eating the chicken so the poison clears the birds system. If the chicken is good to eat after the 14th...

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