Advice

[Graciepechey]

Need some advice

 

[Nabiki]

About? Since this is the quail forums, I'm guessing about quail, so you may want to start here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/categories/quail.32/

 

[Graciepechey]

About? Since this is the quail forums, I'm guessing about quail, so you may want to start here:
https://www.backyardchickens.com/articles/categories/quail.32/

About where I can get a dewormer that u can put in feed or water without prescription

 

[Nabiki]

About where I can get a dewormer that u can put in feed or water without prescription

Ah. I believe in that post you were looking for a source in the UK. I'm not familiar with the regulations and laws there.

You may want to get them tested to see what kind of worms they have first, though. That will help you know which dewormer to use.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

Hello I’m from the U.K. and I’m looking to find where I can get a dewormer I can put in my quails drink or food , where I don’t need a prescription, if anyone could help that would be great !

About where I can get a dewormer that u can put in feed or water without prescription

Hi, do you see worms in the poop?

Taking a sampling of poop to a vet to see if the birds need deworming is a very good idea.

In the UK, for Chickens, Levamisole or Flubendazole (Flubenvet) are commonly used to deworm. Iirc, Levamisole can be added to the water and Flubendazole (Flubenvet) goes in the feed. You'd have to do some calculations and weigh your Quail to ensure proper dosing. Do some reading/research to make sure these drugs can be given to Cotournix Quail.

You may be able to find Panacur (Fenbendazole), likely in horse paste or for cattle, but again, you'd need to do some calculations for the Quail and this would be given to each bird individually by weight (orally).

These are the products I know about for UK, EU, but it's been a while too, regulations and rules may have changed, so I'm not sure what may be available to you OTC.