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Ivermectin cattle pour on for large breed hens?

allameraucana

Chirping
Feb 28, 2022
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Let me just say... this spring has not been easy

Poultry dust on the girls and permithrin spray in the coop has apparently not worked. I have resorted to using ivermectin, poultry dust, and again spray the coop. I plan to do this tomorrow... Any thoughts pls on off label dosage for hens? I have six 11 month old hens, 2 buff orpington, 2 ameraucana, 2 black australorp. I tried searching the forums here but was overwhelmed with the different advice.

Thank you
 
I use a pippet and whatever fits with a squeeze is one dose for my hens mites been bad this year that ive been dosing their butts as ive seen allot by their vents
 
Get a rough weight on your chickens. If you are using Ivermectin 5 mg per ml strength pour on, then using a 1 ml needle less syringe available at most pharmacies free, give 0.1 ml for every 2 pounds of weight. Apply to the back of the neck over the spine. Repeat in 14 days. Egg withdrawal time is 2-3 weeks.
 
Get a rough weight on your chickens. If you are using Ivermectin 5 mg per ml strength pour on, then using a 1 ml needle less syringe available at most pharmacies free, give 0.1 ml for every 2 pounds of weight. Apply to the back of the neck over the spine. Repeat in 14 days. Egg withdrawal time is 2-3 weeks.
You are my savior ... one more question for you. How do I weigh them?? Lol I'm just picturing putting them in one of those produce scales at the grocery store .. I have a scale but I can't imagine they would stand on it long enough since it is digital and takes a min
 
You are my savior ... one more question for you. How do I weigh them?? Lol I'm just picturing putting them in one of those produce scales at the grocery store .. I have a scale but I can't imagine they would stand on it long enough since it is digital and takes a min
Weigh yourself on a home scale then weigh yourself holding the chicken and subtract for the hens weight.....generally.
 

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