I think this is the best wormer there is, it is easy to use and it gets everything. I would kind of doubt that she would have worms her entire life without showing other more serious problems by now, plus your other birds would have the same problem.
What is the active ingredient(s) in this wormer?
I think it's Pyrantel Paomate and it's imported from England,[FONT=Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif] but if you really need to know for certain it would be best to contact Victor Hakes, the owner of Twin City Poultry Supply. He is a very kind and helpful man and knows more about poultry health than any vet I've run across.[/FONT]
Hmmm, pyrantel is a common dewormer here in the states. Shouldn't have to get it from overseas.
That may well be, I just know that I trust Victor completely, he's saved several of my chickens by diagnosing over the phone and he doesn't even expect you to buy something from him to get his help. I have a terrible time trying to figure dosages and the best way to administer meds. The Worminator is easy to give (it has it's own little eye dropper) is relatively inexpensive, and it goes a long way, 1 drop per bantam, 2 drops per LF. Also, I'm not 100% sure that pyrantel is the active ingredient. I know that Victor would tell you if you asked him.
Hummmmmm that is curious. There is a product called Ivermec Plus, perhaps they are referring to it, and if that is the case wouldn't that make it just plain ivermectin?
