Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

We usually only have lice problems when I have starlings in the coop, and I figure that if I’m not gonna eat eggs (because of sevin in the nest boxes) for a week or 2, I may as well worm them too. If the wild birds brought in lice, they may have brought in other stuff. That kind of stuff really grosses me out though, so I’d rather do kind of a “prophylactic” treatment than wait for an infestation where they are actually passing worms.
 
We usually only have lice problems when I have starlings in the coop, and I figure that if I’m not gonna eat eggs (because of sevin in the nest boxes) for a week or 2, I may as well worm them too. If the wild birds brought in lice, they may have brought in other stuff. That kind of stuff really grosses me out though, so I’d rather do kind of a “prophylactic” treatment than wait for an infestation where they are actually passing worms.
What wormer and regime do you use?

Have only wormed once, saw rounds in poop, used Wazine.
When I slaughter I look at intestines have never seen them there.
But maybe I'm fooling myself, wish I knew how to do fecals.
 
What do you use as wormer now? Dr. Fulton told me last fall that Wazine was now on the no-no list if you are eating eggs or chicken EVER. No longer has a withdrawal time. What he recommended I couldn’t find anywhere, now I don’t remember what the name was.
 
Anyone grow meal worms for their chickens? I just got started. My wife thinks they are creepy.
 
What do you use as wormer now? Dr. Fulton told me last fall that Wazine was now on the no-no list if you are eating eggs or chicken EVER. No longer has a withdrawal time. What he recommended I couldn’t find anywhere, now I don’t remember what the name was.

Was it Piperazine? It is effective on round worms for all sorts of livestock.
 

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