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For those in the UK, Flubenvet is probably a good choice. http://www.flytesofancy.co.uk/chickenhouses/Worming_Poultry.html

Flubenvet Home → International → F → Flubendazole PrintSave or Share Flubendazole Drug Side Effects In some countries, this medicine may only be approved for veterinary use. Scheme Rec.INN ATC (Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification) P02CA05 CAS registry number (Chemical Abstracts...

The active ingredient is Flubendazole, which is not readily available here in the States. Some of our choices here are Fenbendazole (Safeguard/Panacur), Albendazole (Valbazen), Piperazine (Wazine), Ivermectin (Ivomec). While one can probably get it here in the US, I have *never* seen it at any...

John, are you in the US?

What is the active ingredient in it and is it safe for *all* birds and animals?

Darn it, forgot to mention that one should not use Safeguard/Panacur (fenbendazole) during a molt. Sorry, my bad!

I can only tell you how much Safeguard/Panacur I give mine, and I dose by actual weight (see my avatar). Per my vet, I give Safeguard/Panacur, liquid or paste orally at 50mg/kg ( .5ml/kg) by mouth and repeat in ten days. Here are a couple of threads that I did about worming...

Why?

FYI, when/if you decide to buy wormer, remember that Wazine kills only roundworms. Wormers like Safeguard, Panacur and Valbazen are in the cattle, goat and horse section.

You might want to get some turkey or gamebird grower, it's much higher in protein than chick starter.

And

X2 - Dust with poultry dust, even if you can't see bugs. If they were mine, I'd also worm them with Safeguard/Panacur, liquid or paste (fenbendaloze 10%).