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My vet recommends worming schedules due to the damage done by worms internally. He included a plethora of wormers to be used "off label." They include ivermectin, pyrantel pamoate, fenbendazole, albendazole, praziquantel. I will continue to recommend these wormers. End of discussion.

You would like to see a label on valbazen stating for it's use in chickens? Feel free to contact the manufacturer since you have an inside track. Make sure you contact the maker of safeguard,,,the product that you have used...dont forget about ivomec, you know... the people at Merial. I can...

It may be cheaper for YOU. Total cost of a bottle valbazen including shipping is about $42 for a 500ml bottle, the current expiration date is sometime in 2015. That's only just over $10 a year....2011-2015. How much gas does it cost to drive to a vet? Some people just cant afford vets what they...

Quote: Ah Chicken Grandma, I think you are a little confused. I have never mentioned valbazen as a treatment for cocci. It is strictly a wormer. Cocci is a whole different ballgame, a protozoa...corid and sulmet will treat cocci. The OP is asking worming questions, not about cocci. I do agree...

Quote: There is one wormer that will kill them ALL....valbazen. Dosage is 1/2cc for standard size and 1/4cc for smaller chickens. Redose again in 10 days to kill larva hatched from eggs since the initial dosing. Dawg, I don't believe that is true. If you consider cocci a parasite and it is a...

Quote: There is one wormer that will kill them ALL....valbazen. Dosage is 1/2cc for standard size and 1/4cc for smaller chickens. Redose again in 10 days to kill larva hatched from eggs since the initial dosing.

Quote: Everything you stated is correct. Ivermectin pour on drops will kill mites, but not lice. Lice dont suck blood and cant ingest the ivermectin that's in the blood to kill them. Here's a link from the experts: http://ohioline.osu.edu/vme-fact/0018.html