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Worming Chickens?
Ivomec and Eprinex are trade names, not active ingredients, but I know that the Eprinex says "Ivomec Eprinex" on the bottle, so I can see how you would be confused. Ivomec by itself is MUCH less expensive, and is Ivermectin as an active ingredient. Eprinex is eprinomectin. Merial makes both...- WalkingOnSunshine
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Worming Chickens?
Wazine doesn't take care of as many parasites as some of the others. The two I mentioned, Ivomec and Eprinex, are pour-on cattle dewormers, not labeled for poultry. I would take a fecal sample to your vet and see what you're dealing with, personally. Then you can choose an active ingredient...- WalkingOnSunshine
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Worming Chickens?
Take a fresh fecal sample to your vet and have them look for worms is the best way. Another sign of worms is skinnier chickens and ratty feathers, as well as worm segments or whole worms in the poop or in eggs. That would be an advanced infestation. Or, you can worm on a preventative...- WalkingOnSunshine
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