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Actually tapeworms are easier to control than the many types of roundworms that chickens can get. At least you "see" segments with tapeworms, a sign your birds have them and easily treated. You cant see roundworm eggs that are picked up and swallowed by your birds and are directly infected in...

They are tapeworm segments that move around in the feces. They work their way onto and into the soil where they release hundreds of eggs to be eaten by insects; ants, flies, earthworms, snails, grasshoppers etc...Then your birds eat the infected insect, then your bird(s) get infected. It's...

If you want to dose all your birds with the Equimax, that's up to you. Stop the Safeguard for now.

Safeguard wont get rid of tapeworms. Birds get tapeworms from eating an infected insect. Whatever bird ate the infected insect is the bird that you treat with the Equimax.

Yep, definitely tapeworms. Good call @Kiki Purchase Equimax equine paste at a feed store and dose only the bird(s) that are showing tapeworm segments in feces. Dosage is 0.16ml per 5 pounds of weight given orally to each tapeworm infected bird.