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what is the best wormers to use??????????/

Discussion in 'Emergencies / Diseases / Injuries and Cures' started by tasha82, Aug 23, 2011.

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  1. Aug 23, 2011 #1
    tasha82

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    not sure if this is in the right part,what is the best wormers for my chickens,the vets told me to get flubenvet,but you have to mix it in there normal feed and its making sure they all get the right amount,one of my chickens has gapeworm,so want to get them all wormed today,just not sure if theres something better so i know theyre all getting what they need
     
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  3. Aug 23, 2011 #2
    whoacowboy

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    As Dawg will tell you Valbazen is a great wormer. He suggested it to me when my chickens had gape worm.
     
  5. Aug 23, 2011 #3
    happyhensny

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    What is the withdrawl for eating eggs after using Valbazen?
     
  7. Aug 23, 2011 #4
    whoacowboy

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    It is 14 days. Dawg recommends 1/2 cc for standar size chickens and 1/4 cc for smaller size. Given orally with a needleless syringe. It can be mixed with water but this way you know every chicken gets an accurate dose.
     
  9. Aug 23, 2011 #5
    whoacowboy

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    He then suggests to worm again 10 days after the first time.
     
  11. Aug 23, 2011 #6
    fishnet1971

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    fishnet1971

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  15. Aug 23, 2011 #8
    tasha82

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    Quote:my chicken thats been poorly had some injections from the vets last night,i just want to get them all done,dont want any of the other suffering like he has,poor thing.can you buy that in the uk??xx
     
  17. Aug 23, 2011 #9
    melissahj

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    I have heard that diatomaceous earth works well for de-worming animals.

    I have never used it specifically for that purpose but I do feed it to my chickens daily (I just sprinkle it on top of their feed) and they have never had any problems.
     
  19. Aug 23, 2011 #10
    speckledhen

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    If you have a worm infestation, DE will not help you much. It doesn't work well when wet, so of course, when in the intestinal tract, it is very wet.
     
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