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Kathy do you have plumb's vet book?

Here is what it says about the active ingredient - Dimetridazole is used for treating and preventing blackhead in breeding flocks of chickens and turkeys and in game birds, and for preventing swine dysentery in pigs. The chemical is also used for treating canker in pigeons and caged birds...

We are not worried about that we just want to find something this person can use that might help

you might be able to get it at a feed store cause I just looked at a UK Veterinarian page and they use it for cow feet. Call around and see if it is available in your area. I would still try the cayanne pepper and garlic

Kathy we have to try something esp when they cannot get the proper drugs to cure it. I know sulfa drugs will cure it but do not know what other sulfa drugs are out there

I found this but I never tried it but if you have it on hand then you have nothing to lose so give it a shot no need for anything drastic, just dose everyone about once a month with cyanne pepper. I put about 3 to 4 tablespoons in about 3 lbs of oatmeal and mix it up with warm water and...

Mostly the chickens, they can carry the disease and not show signs of it. When you have lots of mud more earthworms come to the surface and get eaten by the chickens and the cycle starts. Chances are the adult peas just aren't around the chickens as much as the younger ones are.

I can't believe you can only get metro from a vet in the UK. I looked up fish zole in the UK and it states that metro is only available through a vet. I found this treatment: Blackhead is a protozoa and acidified copper sulfate will take care of it. Dosage is 1/4 teaspoon per gallon of water...