I pulled up the required dose in my 2ml syringe, but unfortunately I didn't manage to get it down the throat like recommended on giving chickens oral medication, because the paste would come out all smudged on the tip of the syringe instead of going down the throat, so I pulled down their wattles and just put the required 0.25ml (or according to their weights) on their tongues and made them just swallow it naturally. I hope this works.
I know one is not supposed to eat the eggs after treatment of the equimax, but can I boil the eggs and feed it back to the chickens? I don't want them to build up a resistance to the ingredients in the equimax tho. I know someone here told me that if you give the eggs back to the chickens that was on antibiotics, you will double the time that it can't be eaten my myself if that makes sense. I want to cry if I think about the idea that I have to throw it in the trash... Wish I could eat it damn 24 days to throw away all the eggs on equimax damn....That's what I do, pull down the wattles. Good job!
So you have eaten eggs after treatment of both ivermectin and praziquantel? Yea I'll never know if we'll have a reaction to it because we've never had it in our bodies before. It's impossible to know.
Are you still using or recommend valbazen for treating tapeworm and other worms in chickens and the dosage rate ml per kg, for future references. Thanks.
