I found this thread (maybe again) recently.Hi Ron! Great to see you here on this thread. People think I'm smart about chickens, but mostly it's what I've learned from you guys on the N. Calif thread.![]()
I have read conflicting things about the Frontline in the eggs. One study (I think it was a study) said that it is lipophilic and does show up in the yolks, others say nothing in the eggs, but I couldn't find anything definitive. My routine is dogs get the eggs for the first week, hubs and I will consume second week eggs, kids and family have to wait for the third week, everyone else has to wait a month, just to be on the safe side! Not much of an issue since only Monkey is currently laying. Good time to worm them right now.
The amount of Frontline in the yolk was not significant and a trace amount. It was a University study. It is not approved for chickens so legally you cannot sell eggs for two weeks after treating but they would be safe to eat yourself.
A lot of medicines are like that because there is not enough money in chicken products to warrant the expense of getting the approval. That is why most things have a two week withdraw recommendation.
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