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Just dose them before they've had access to food in the morning. Once you treat them, they can eat. They should have empty crops first thing in the morning, they don't eat over night (pick up the food the night before). That way the meds are the first thing that go through and the first thing...

I don't do my own fecals, not sure I would be able to ID different kinds. That's not in my current skill set. If you can find a vet that will do a fecal for you, that is what I would do. Even your vet, if you have one for other animals, may be willing. Just explain that you want to ID the...

Most of the time the segments will resemble grains of rice, and if fresh enough they will be moving. If not so fresh they die and start to dry out. Sometime you don't see anything in droppings, it just depends on where they are in the life cycle. This is a video of the segments fresh: More...

If you can't figure out which bird or birds are having the issue, then I would worm them all. Most adult birds will roost in the same spot, or nearly same spot every night, unless there has been a recent change in the flock. You can sometimes figure it out base on where the poop lies, under...

Because unlike most other parasites, the tapeworms require an intermediate host. Many of the other parasites are picked up directly from the soil, so odds are they all have been exposed to them. With tape worm, the bird has to eat the intermediate host that is carrying tapeworm. It's usually...

There isn't even an amount per gram on the label to even try to do math to figure out a dose, and I wouldn't try to worm them in the water, it's just too variable, you are far to likely to not give them the correct amount for it to be effective. You will be far better off with the Equimax. And...