What's the best wormer that won't affect the eggs?

[reeds16]

I recently discovered worms in my flocks poop. Out of 35 birds, I'm only getting around 5-8 eggs each day. I think the worms might explain this problem. I went to our local tractor supply and bought Wazine, but after I got home I read the last line on the bottle which says do not use on birds which produce eggs for human consumption. I have a few restaurants who will very soon be counting on me for an exact amount of eggs every week so I can't use a wormer where you can't keep the eggs for a while after using it. Does anyone know of a good wormer that covers most types of worms that doesn't affect the eggs in any way? I really need to find one soon! Thanks!

 

[Habibs Hens]

flubenvet and verm X both have zero retnetion

 

[dawg53]

Flubenvet is an excellent wormer with no withdrawal. Verm X is useless.

 

[Habibs Hens]

Flubenvet is an excellent wormer with no withdrawal. Verm X is useless.

I dunno Verm X does work here

maybe its down to the strain and weather as Verm X is a UK brand and maybe its tests where done on UK strain Worms


but I agree flubenvet is the best

 

[dawg53]

FYI: Verm X
http://skeptvet.com/Blog/2012/01/ve...eal-evidence-to-show-it-is-safe-or-effective/

 

[reeds16]

Thanks both of you, I looked into Flubenvet and it looks like it's good. Do they only make it in the UK? Also, it's pretty expensive and I've heard of many people using DE as a wormer, so would you recomend that? I have about 20 pounds of food grade DE in our barn so it would be really convenient.

 

[dawg53]

DE is useless as a wormer.

 

[Habibs Hens]

DE is useless as a wormer.

I agree

DE is more of a detox than a wormer