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I have valbazen (albendazole) broad-sprectrum dewormer. Can I administer in their water or do I need to administer directely to each bird via mouth?
valbazen dewormer
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Welcome to BYC.
It's best to administer by mouth, use a syringe without a needle, 1/2cc for standards, 1/4cc for smaller birds.
Adding it to water is guesswork. You dont know if they drank it and you dont know if enough of it was drank to be effective. You dosing them personally guarantees they got properly treated.
ETA; redose again in 10 days.
Welcome to BYC.
It's best to administer by mouth, use a syringe without a needle, 1/2cc for standards, 1/4cc for smaller birds.
Adding it to water is guesswork. You dont know if they drank it and you dont know if enough of it was drank to be effective. You dosing them personally guarantees they got properly treated.
ETA; redose again in 10 days.
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Can Valbazen be purchased at the local feed store or only online?
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You can call the feedstores in your area to find out if they carry it or order it from Jefferslivestock.com or call them.
You can call the feedstores in your area to find out if they carry it or order it from Jefferslivestock.com or call them.
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You can call the feedstores in your area to find out if they carry it or order it from Jefferslivestock.com or call them.
is this the one you were telling me about at the swap? How is your new roo doing? Does he have a name yet?
You can call the feedstores in your area to find out if they carry it or order it from Jefferslivestock.com or call them.
is this the one you were telling me about at the swap? How is your new roo doing? Does he have a name yet?
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You can call the feedstores in your area to find out if they carry it or order it from Jefferslivestock.com or call them.
Ok. Great! Thanks for the info.
You can call the feedstores in your area to find out if they carry it or order it from Jefferslivestock.com or call them.
Ok. Great! Thanks for the info.
Is this the pour on for chickens?
http://www.jefferslivestock.com/product.asp?camid=LIV&pn=16387&cn=390
http://www.jefferslivestock.com/product.asp?camid=LIV&pn=16387&cn=390
When we had sheep we got our Valbazin fromthe feed store, but it wasn't cheap.
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I called a feed store and they said that it was $45.00. When I saw that price online, I wasn't sure if it was the de-wormer that can be used on chickens.
I called a feed store and they said that it was $45.00. When I saw that price online, I wasn't sure if it was the de-wormer that can be used on chickens.
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I called a feed store and they said that it was $45.00. When I saw that price online, I wasn't sure if it was the de-wormer that can be used on chickens.
It's a liquid cattle/sheep wormer. You can use it on your sheep and goats as well as your chickens Kuntrygirl.
I called a feed store and they said that it was $45.00. When I saw that price online, I wasn't sure if it was the de-wormer that can be used on chickens.
It's a liquid cattle/sheep wormer. You can use it on your sheep and goats as well as your chickens Kuntrygirl.
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