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[Lazy Farmer]

Corid isn't a wormer, it is for coccidiosis.

Thax Mike! oopppies I was on my phone browser yesterday straining my eyes trying to keep up with the thread.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

Cool, I know I have not seen a tapeworm in mine yet...BUT I do not look real hard for them either.

I've never SEEN worms but the last fecal sample I had read showed they had some.
That's why the vet prescribed the wormer. First time I ever wormed an entire flock.

 

[daxigait]

With heart felt gratitude!

 

[daxigait]

My vet says use this.. double the dose for goats..
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Thanks again!

 

[ChickenCanoe]

With heart felt gratitude!
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You're welcome.

 

[daxigait]

I feel you. I'm not a worming expert but I would suggest a pour on Ivermectin. If us8ing the cattle pour on, I think it comes out to about 0.2 ml per adult LF chicken.

Corid is for the protozoa coccidia, not worms.

Thanks, I have Ivermectin (horse/cow), Valbazen (goats), and Wazine.

 

[daxigait]

Princess Bride!
MNIIMYKMFPTD!!
AKA
הנסיכה הקסומה

I will have to go translate that.
Shalom Bennie

 

[daxigait]

You're welcome.

Blessings to you.

 

[daxigait]

Maybe I will treat with Wazine, and follow it with Ivermectin. Do you think I could do them both together or is that too much?
I had a friend's goat kid here and got several I had to treat for tape worms. Given the fact that someone told me that chickens play a role in the life cycle I think I should treat them.

 

[ChickenCanoe]

For the chickens, I think that would be too much. They both treat roundworms so I think use one first and the other for the retreatment.
It's always recommended to change wormers periodically so the worms don't become resistant.