Can i use my eggs to incubate?

[Seeleymama]

I've been fighting lice for the past month or so its been a long go. Well I plan on using ivermectin pour on for cattle dosage is 3 drops on the back and 3 by the vent is what I've read. Then a week long egg withdrawal. Another dosage and another egg withdrawal. Can I utilize these eggs for incubating? I have 3 roosters so the chances of fertile eggs is high.

 

[BarnyardChaos]

 

[Backyardhomestead921]

I wouldn’t use those eggs and incubate them. That’s just my opinion.

 

[Backyardhomestead921]

I hope your flock overspend the fleas. Best of luck. God bless y’all.

 

[CFLRanching]

Yes you can use the eggs. We use ours regardless if they've just been treated with ivermectin or not and we've never had any hatch problems.

 

[LadiesAndJane]

Should not be any issue eating or incubating any eggs. There is no withdrawal for milk or meat from treated cows, so really shouldn’t be for eggs.

 

[Seeleymama]

Yes you can use the eggs. We use ours regardless if they've just been treated with ivermectin or not and we've never had any hatch problems.

I didn't think I would but it would be a good use of them if I want to avoid eating them.

 

[CFLRanching]

We eat ours too when we use ivermectin. We take it ourselves so it's honestly personal preference in my opinion (I know the label says disgard). Honestly if anything if you don't feel comfortable hatching them or eating them, scramble and cook them and feed them back to your birds.