What Type of Safeguard dewormer?

That is what the vet told me. I'm concerned about the cocci, but he vet seemed to think it was a rabbit or goose parasite, so I'm not panicking yet. I have a stock of corid, so I'm ready if need be. Thank you for your help!
You might want to get a bunch of fresh chicken poop, place in baggie, stir well and have the vet do a fecal on it. If no capillary eggs are found, probably okay to worm just the one day and repeat in 10.

-Kathy
 
Hi Kathy,
I have found gray worms in the chicken coop. What is the egg withholding time for "You can use any 10% liquid or paste Safeguard. The dose I use is 0.23ml per pound for five days... that dose will treat roundworms, cecal worms, gapeworms, capillary worms and possibly some species of tape worms."

I'm using safeguard for goats.

Thank you! Heather
 
Hi Kathy,
I have found gray worms in the chicken coop. What is the egg withholding time for "You can use any 10% liquid or paste Safeguard. The dose I use is 0.23ml per pound for five days... that dose will treat roundworms, cecal worms, gapeworms, capillary worms and possibly some species of tape worms."

I'm using safeguard for goats.

Thank you! Heather
Most people say 14 days from last dose.

-Kathy
 
DE will not prevent nor treat worms. It is ineffective when wet, just like inside the chickens innards.
Purchase safeguard liquid goat wormer. Use a syringe without a needle to administer it. Dosage is 1/2cc for standard size chickens orally undiluted for 5 days straight.
Hello Dawg,

This is no longer preventive. I've found worms in the chicken poop. Do you recommend the same dosage and what is the egg withholding time?

Thank you,
Heather
 

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