I use safeguard liquid wormer for goats. So far no worms I don't recommend any wormers that go in the water as it is too difficult to judge if they're getting enough to be effective. Beyond that I would say valbazen is your best bet.
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I am dying to know how that is even possible.
MrsB
Quote: That is sooo GROSS!
We've all eaten worse...but I do agree with you. Eggs cooked and served 'rare' should be a no-no...but plenty of people will eat them raw.
Not I!!! lolol
I am extremely aware that an over-burdened hen can pass a roundworm in an egg... My confusion came when I read your post suggesting that eggs with a worm can HATCH with the worm INSIDE the chick.
With a piece of "debris" like that, would a chick be able to develop fully and hatch?? If so, is the worm on the outside? Or is the worm somewhere inside the chick after being absorbed? I've Googled this extensively........ again............upon your "suggestion"........ and can find no information to answer these questions.
Terribly sorry to hear about your back.
MrsB