tapeworm questions

[redriding]

ok great thanks for the info

I just put it in there beak, never went too far back.

 

[Eggcessive]

You have 10 to 14 days to redose them. I would put it in a syringe and give it into the beak. Mixing it with food, you would need for them to eat it separately and all of it. My hen will take it in a small amount of scrambled egg, but that has to be done one at a time. Ivermectin requires an 8 day egg withdrawal time after the last dose.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29378154/

 

[redriding]

You have 10 to 14 days to redose them. I would put it in a syringe and give it into the beak. Mixing it with food, you would need for them to eat it separately and all of it. My hen will take it in a small amount of scrambled egg, but that has to be done one at a time. Ivermectin requires an 8 day egg withdrawal time after the last dose.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29378154/

ok, once i see the amount i have to give i might try your scrambled egg trick. if it looks like too much for a ‘snack’ to hide i’ll go with the syringe. thank you

 

[Wyorp Rock]

ok, once i see the amount i have to give i might try your scrambled egg trick. if it looks like too much for a ‘snack’ to hide i’ll go with the syringe.

Direct oral dose ensures the bird gets the meds.

Dose it not that large.

 

[redriding]

Direct oral dose ensures the bird gets the meds.

Dose it not tha