Ivomec Eprinex in CA - SOLD

[GoodyChickenShz]

I just got a fresh bottle of Ivomec Eprinex. It's the 250 ml (8.5 fl. oz.) size and waaaay to much for my small flock of 9. If you're interested in splitting it with me, let me know. Here's a link to it at the manufacturer's website: http://ivomec.us.merial.com/cowcalf/products/products_eprinex.asp. Expiration date is 6/09. I paid $41.95 total, will gladly give you half in the original packaging for $20. E-mail if interested.

Thanks!

 

[GoodyChickenShz]

I guess everyone is rich and can afford $40 bucks per bottle! If not, my offer is still open.

 

[GaHermit]

The link doesn't work! How do you use this for poultry?

 

[LoneCowboy]

I had to get some for my pigs. I can treat 153 more pigs with it since I only have 2

 

[speckledhen]

You use this for poultry by spot treating on the skin at the back of the neck, then again in two weeks. There is no meat or milk withdrawal, so probably would be safe to eat the eggs, but use your own discretion. I have used it twice to worm my flock.

 

[GoodyChickenShz]

Wow, sorry about the lousy link. Try this: http://us.merial.com/index.asp then scroll down a little bit and on the lefthand side under "Our Products," select Livestock Cow/Calf in the topmost box, and then select "Eprinex" underneath. This product is good for internal parasites like worms, as well as external ones likes lice and mites. Since I didn't know exactlywhat was ailing my chickens and since I'd never wormed them before, I decided to try this.

 

[PARKBOY]

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Does anyone know if you can use the injectable ivomec on chickens? I use this kind on my dogs monthly for worms, just squirt it in there mouth and was wondering if you could do chickens the same way.

 

[speckledhen]

That is a different product and does have a long withdrawal period before you can eat the eggs again. You can use it, but it is not exactly the same-the injectible is Invermectin, if I recall.

 

[ginasmarans]

Sent you a p.m.