Diatomaceous Earth Dewormer

[RoosterML]

ive never had worms before. I also have never dewormed before

They have been around since the dinasours
They can take care of themselves pretty dang good. Also cause you don’t see them doesn’t mean they don’t have them. Fecal float is the only way to tell for sure. I wonder what lab the caveman sent the samples to

 

[RoosterML]

It has more then peppers in it. I only tried Cayenne pepper for an egg booster, & it works.

Not a waste of money. It worked for my birds. 1 bag treated 86 birds. No more worms after using it, & my birds gained weight back.

Unless you did a fecal float before and after sorry that is just your opinion and not fact so please don’t spread it as factual.

 

[CHlCKEN]

They have been around since the dinasours
They can take care of themselves pretty dang good. Also cause you don’t see them doesn’t mean they don’t have them. Fecal float is the only way to tell for sure. I wonder what lab the caveman sent the samples to

I’ve never dewormed because all the deworming methods around have so sort of controversy around them, and I’m not sure which to believe. And As long as I don’t have any obvious worm issues, I think I’m fine.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Unless you did a fecal float before and after sorry that is just your opinion and not fact so please don’t spread it as factual.

Is a bird pooping a squirming cluster of worms before deworming count as an obvious infestation?

One bird with a immune system disorder died of a worm overload, so this product saved everyone else's lives. Everyone else was under weight due to the amount of worms, but they had better immune systems.

 

[CHlCKEN]

Is a bird pooping a squirming cluster of worms before deworming count as an obvious infestation?

One bird with a immune system disorder died of a worm overload, so this product saved everyone else's lives. Everyone else was under weight due to the amount of worms, but they had better immune systems.

Fair point.

 

[RoosterML]

Is a bird pooping a squirming cluster of worms before deworming count as an obvious infestation?

One bird with a immune system disorder died of a worm overload, so this product saved everyone else's lives. Everyone else was under weight due to the amount of worms, but they had better immune systems.

Sorry visual signs of worms means you have them. Just because you don’t see them anymore doesn’t mean they are gone. Which is what you said. A lot of newcomers fall for the same BS because people think it’s factual when it’s not. I know I did but now I have my own arsenal if needed.

 

[MysteryChicken]

Sorry visual signs of worms means you have them. Just because you don’t see them anymore doesn’t mean they are gone. Which is what you said. A lot of newcomers fall for the same BS because people think it’s factual when it’s not. I know I did but now I have my own arsenal if needed.

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I'm not a new comer.

I will be deworming my birds again, because I'm pretty sure they're due for another round.

 

[RoosterML]

I'm not a new comer.

I didn’t say you were. I said a lot of newcomers take what others say as fact and off to the races they go. I’m not trying to argue with you.

 

[MysteryChicken]

I didn’t say you were. I said a lot of newcomers take what others say as fact and off to the races they go. I’m not trying to argue with you.

I'm not trying to argue either. The product I'm using is a trusted, one. It's been Lab, & field tested.


The birds were clear of worms after being treated after several weeks.

 

[RoosterML]

The birds were clear of worms after being treated after several weeks.

Is this what you say? Or is this what the product claims? If product claims this do you have the study documents to show this?