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"Prophylactic Deworming I have been saying this for years (because I have been seeing this for years!) and here it is: Many young and adult birds can be harboring ascarids (especially if they were parent-raised for any length of time) and you can run fecals all day, and guess what? The fecals...

I've used Safeguard during molt and never had a problem. @KsKingBee and many other peafowl breeders have used it during molt, too. Pyramtal is super safe, probably the safest. Let me go find that source.

Source: By Dr. Colin Walker B.Sc. B.V.Sc. M.A.C.V.S (avian health) wrote: "3/ fenbendazole- a useful drug, has the disadvantage that it and other drugs in the same group cannot be used during moulting otherwise a ‘fret mark’ will form in the feathers that were growing at the time of treatment."

I read that it's not just fenfendazole that can cause problems with the feathers; it's all of the benzimidazoles (albendazole, fenbendazole, mebendazole, oxfendazole, etc.). Let me go look for that source.