But, it’s only been 4 weeks since my chickens had their second dose of Zalbazen. Is that going to be too many dewarmers too close together for the chickens? The ducks have never been dewormed in their lifetime and most of them are seven years old, but a few are only four months old. The reason I want to treat them with safeguard Aquasol is because first I found out my dog had Giardia, so I treated her and treated my two geese since the dog runs around in geese territory. The dog occasionally visits DuckLand , and I walk back-and-forth and all over so anything on the ground would’ve been spread around by my shoes too. Some of my ducks are showing signs of what may be Could be possibly Giardia symptoms, such as tiredness and stools that are looser than normal, watery and white. But their stools don’t smell any worse than normal and I think that’s a Giardia symptom so maybe they don’t have giardia . Anyway, my question is should I try to fence in a separate area for my chickens while I treat my ducks with safeguard Aquasol ? OR but wouldn’t they need to be treated for Giardia as well since they share duck land?
Perhaps I could collect some duck poop and send it to a lab does anyone have a link to the information on how to do that like where to send it ? my vet will not do it. None of the vets in my area will do it most of them don’t even see poultry, or water fowl. And the ones that do require a visit.
Perhaps I could collect some duck poop and send it to a lab does anyone have a link to the information on how to do that like where to send it ? my vet will not do it. None of the vets in my area will do it most of them don’t even see poultry, or water fowl. And the ones that do require a visit.
