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http://www.mcmurrayhatchery.com/wazine.html
8oz Wazine Wormer
This what I see sold in the local feed stores.
WormGuard Plus with Flax Seed - 2 lb pkg
Holistic Health Care examines the impact that disposition and environment have on your animals overall health. It differs from conventional care because it doesn't just treat symptoms but rather seeks the underlying causes of an illness. The main wormer in WormGaurd is a more concentrated form of FDA approved Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth which consists of tiny phytoplankton's mainly composed of amorphous hydrated silicates, of less that 1%. This is packaged especially for poultry (with whole flax-does not need refrigeration). WormGuard Plus is safe for use in all poultry of all ages.
http://msucares.com/poultry/diseases/disparas.htm
good article on round and tape worms.
One drug that is effective for eliminating gapeworms is fenbendazole
Tapeworm infections can be controlled by regular treatment of the bird with fenbendazole or leviamisole
Prevention of the disease involves efforts to prevent the birds from ingesting the secondary hosts in the first place. But it is, of course, impossibly difficult to stop the birds from coming into contact with every insect that might be carrying the worm larvae. But certainly improved biosecurity and hygiene can very much improve the chances of avoiding an infestation in a flock. Anthelmintics are drugs that can be used to expel infesting worms. But drug treatment for tapeworms is of questionable efficacy. However, one possibility is the use of fenbendazole, which is a broad-spectrum benzimidazole anthelmintic. Another possibility is levamisole, which is an antibiotic
some stuff I found .
8oz Wazine Wormer
This what I see sold in the local feed stores.
WormGuard Plus with Flax Seed - 2 lb pkg
Holistic Health Care examines the impact that disposition and environment have on your animals overall health. It differs from conventional care because it doesn't just treat symptoms but rather seeks the underlying causes of an illness. The main wormer in WormGaurd is a more concentrated form of FDA approved Food Grade Diatomaceous Earth which consists of tiny phytoplankton's mainly composed of amorphous hydrated silicates, of less that 1%. This is packaged especially for poultry (with whole flax-does not need refrigeration). WormGuard Plus is safe for use in all poultry of all ages.
http://msucares.com/poultry/diseases/disparas.htm
good article on round and tape worms.
One drug that is effective for eliminating gapeworms is fenbendazole
Tapeworm infections can be controlled by regular treatment of the bird with fenbendazole or leviamisole
Prevention of the disease involves efforts to prevent the birds from ingesting the secondary hosts in the first place. But it is, of course, impossibly difficult to stop the birds from coming into contact with every insect that might be carrying the worm larvae. But certainly improved biosecurity and hygiene can very much improve the chances of avoiding an infestation in a flock. Anthelmintics are drugs that can be used to expel infesting worms. But drug treatment for tapeworms is of questionable efficacy. However, one possibility is the use of fenbendazole, which is a broad-spectrum benzimidazole anthelmintic. Another possibility is levamisole, which is an antibiotic
some stuff I found .
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