Verm-X

[farmgirl7]

Has anyone used it? I'm looking for a general wormer that I won't have to worry about tossing the eggs for two weeks. I only have six chickens, but they all look alike, so if I worm individually I won't know who I have wormed and who I haven't. And this is the only one I have found that doesn't affect the eggs. Just don't want to waste my money if it isn't any good.

Thanks,
Sylvia

 

[dawg53]

Has anyone used it? I'm looking for a general wormer that I won't have to worry about tossing the eggs for two weeks. I only have six chickens, but they all look alike, so if I worm individually I won't know who I have wormed and who I haven't. And this is the only one I have found that doesn't affect the eggs. Just don't want to waste my money if it isn't any good.

Thanks,
Sylvia

Verm-X is ineffective as a wormer and a waste of money.
http://skeptvet.com/Blog/2012/01/ve...eal-evidence-to-show-it-is-safe-or-effective/
Rooster Booster is an effective wormer without an egg withdrawal period.
http://www.jefferspet.com/products/triple-action-multi-wormer

 

[farmgirl7]

Thanks, dawg53. I'll try the Rooster Booster. Verm-X has "glowing reports" on it's site about how great it is, but I prefer an unbiased opinion!