- Feb 15, 2012
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Hi,
New here. We have an 11 week old puppy who eats the chicken poo. I told the vet at my puppy's last visit and she said that I can add sulmet to the chicken water to kill coccidiosis, but never mentioned worms. My chickens are currently healthy happy free rangers, but should I worm them? I haven't added the sulmet yet because I read on the label it's not for egg laying hens where the eggs are for human consumption. It's not clear if I just need to toss the eggs after treatment.. should I even treat with sulmet if they have no symptoms? So many questions!
Thanks~
New here. We have an 11 week old puppy who eats the chicken poo. I told the vet at my puppy's last visit and she said that I can add sulmet to the chicken water to kill coccidiosis, but never mentioned worms. My chickens are currently healthy happy free rangers, but should I worm them? I haven't added the sulmet yet because I read on the label it's not for egg laying hens where the eggs are for human consumption. It's not clear if I just need to toss the eggs after treatment.. should I even treat with sulmet if they have no symptoms? So many questions!
Thanks~