Corid treatment/ coccidiosis

[Wyorp Rock]

A question about the wormer… I did do the safeguard goat wormer once then ten days later. Not five days in a row. But I did use the dosage you listed. I have recently picked up the safeguard aquasol, and plan on keeping them all cooped until this works itself out.

But I will worm them by your instruction too. But before I do, can you provide any info on using the aquasol? I haven’t used it yet. I didn’t want to overload their systems and worm right after Corid.

Safeguard Aquasol© has the same active Ingredient (Fenbendazole) in Safeguard liquid Goat Dewormer (10%).

Safeguard Aquasol© is a low dose suspension designed to be mixed in the flock's drinking water and will treat Roundworms Only is you follow the manufacturer's dosing instructions.

Safeguard Liquid Goat Dewormer (10%) is a suspension that does not mix well with water and is given orally by weight. Dosing and duration would dictate which worms you are targeting. Generally at a rate of 0.23ml per pound of weight (50mg/kg) is given for 5days in a row to treat most worms that poultry can have except for Tapeworms which require Praziquantel

Economically speaking if you are able, then dosing each bird with the Goat Deworming is a little cheaper and you know they recieved the correct dose. With Aquasol© you are dependent on each bird drinking enough of the medicated water to be effective. Quite a few people do use it, the smaller bottles have been on the market for a few months I haven't seen anyone say one way or another good or bad, it is Fenbendazole which is a good dewormer.

You can treat birds with Fenbendazole while treating with Amprolium, I have not found any literature (so far) stating any contraindications. If using Aquasol© that goes in the water, then of course you'd want to wait and not mix the 2 in the drinking water. If going by giving the Goat Dewormer, then that's a different delivery which should be fine.

 

[Crashlee12]

I was able to get pictures last week! This is why I chose to treat them again. I only have 4 baby chicks at the moment who are nowhere near where this poop was found. This was found in my big coops where my older hens and roosters live. The youngest chicken up there is over a year old.

 

[Wyorp Rock]

I was able to get pictures last week! This is why I chose to treat them again. I only have 4 baby chicks at the moment who are nowhere near where this poop was found. This was found in my big coops where my older hens and roosters live. The youngest chicken up there is over a year old.

Has deworming seemed to resolve this?