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There are lots of people that use Valbazen or Safeguard in wet mashes, so wet mash is fine,

Here is my paste weighing experiment: https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/worming-with-horse-wormer.744734/

Actually, one ml of paste does weigh ~one gram, I checked. :)

Were capillary worms found?

So glad you got a treatment plan. :hugs

Thanks, I did not know that horse paste in the UK was 18.75! I learned something very helpful, thanks! So if I were going to use that on my chickens I would give 0.12 ml per pound instead of 0.23 ml per pound.

My bad, I missed this post. So sorry. :hide

Rabbit tubes in the UK are 18.75% (187.5 ml per one ml). Here in the US paste is 10% (100 mg per one ml).

Yeah, probably.

Vets suggest Panacur because that's what they sell.

One tube of paste is $12 One bottle of liquid is $29 One tube of paste will not treat that many chickens. :(

I found this about de-worming rabbits with fenbendazole: 20 mg/kg fenbendazole daily for 9 consecutive days. That works out to 0.09 ml per pound for nine days.

The liquid for goats is *much* less expensive. Five tubes of paste (25 ml each/25 grams each) = one bottle of goat liquid (125 ml).

For the rabbit or a chicken?

Roundworms

You wanna see a really impressive picture?

Yeah, right? Did no one ever stop to think about how much medication is in a blob?

The Safeguard @ 3 cc per gallon and the pea sized blobs are two of my worming pet peeves. :he

I think maybe under-dosing is playing a part too.