Valbazen de-worming question....

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TalkALittle said:
Um, the worms in chickens are not the same species as in dogs, but albendazole is effective against many of the species of worms that do infect dogs, cattle, sheep, and swine. The thing about feeding eggs with traces of wormer in them to another animal is that the trace amount of wormer in the eggs might not be enough to kill all the worms in the animal that eats them. All you would then be doing is building up a resistance in those worms to that particular wormer. On the flip side, if you don't know how much wormer makes its way into the eggs, you don't know how much your dog is getting either.
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