Dosage for Wazine 17

Thank you!

24 hours only - Does that mean only treat for 24 hours. Or remix in 24 hours?

I just did my first dose of wazine. This 24 hour talk/instructions has me confused. My birds had access to wazine treated water the minute their feet hit the dirt in the AM and had access until they roosted that evening. Since they don't eat or drink while roosting, I removed the water and replaced with fresh water for the following morning. Is this correct, or do they need access for at least 24 hours which would be at least 2 daylight hour days?
 
Cool, thanks for clarification. Now I gotta decide if I want to retreat in 10 days w/ wazine or something different. It sure does sting not able to use the eggs right now. Today's haul were some beautiful eggs.
 
Cool, thanks for clarification. Now I gotta decide if I want to retreat in 10 days w/ wazine or something different. It sure does sting not able to use the eggs right now. Today's haul were some beautiful eggs.

A small price to pay for healthy hens to continue laying eggs. Wormy sick birds don't lay eggs, not to mention the internal damage worms cause. I don't like tossing eggs neither lol.
You can use safeguard liquid goat wormer in 10 days if you wish. Dosage is given orally to each chicken, 1/2cc for standard size birds, 1/4cc for smaller birds. Use a syringe without a needle to administer.
 
A small price to pay for healthy hens to continue laying eggs. Wormy sick birds don't lay eggs, not to mention the internal damage worms cause. I don't like tossing eggs neither lol.
You can use safeguard liquid goat wormer in 10 days if you wish. Dosage is given orally to each chicken, 1/2cc for standard size birds, 1/4cc for smaller birds. Use a syringe without a needle to administer.

Which med can I use that requires a pea size on a piece of bread? I think this method would be easier for me and my birds.
 

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