My vet recommended changing wormer meds ever year and a half. The Wormout gel is interesting as I can medicate the water and mix in the feed. All of the meds will be taken in and still in proportion to body weight.
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My vet recommended changing wormer meds ever year and a half. The Wormout gel is interesting as I can medicate the water and mix in the feed. All of the meds will be taken in and still in proportion to body weight.
Since I have the ability to do fecals before and after worming perhaps I do not need to be worried about changing up the med I use? I would think that resistance build up would be more likely with underdosing.
Since I have the ability to do fecals before and after worming perhaps I do not need to be worried about changing up the med I use? I would think that resistance build up would be more likely with underdosing.
Sigh. I got an email back that my account registration had been approved & I could now shop, but after doing everything except spitting on the keyboard, the site still isn't letting me shop
I guess I will wait for the vet and maybe try the site again tomorrow. Good grief. It's like trying to get concert tickets or something.
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Vet finally heard back from distributor. Ouch. Even with a really substantial discount to me, the 1 liter (that's the liter, not the gallon) would cost upwards of $300. I suspect that's because of the high concentration (it's actually 20% fenbendazole, so extremely concentrated) and then they have to recoup their fancy new technology for making it water soluble, right? So it's out of my price range at the moment, given my small number of peas. It's more realistic for someone with a larger flock, though. I haven't tried to do the math, but I bet the cost per bird would actually be pretty reasonable when you figure how much there is in the bottle.