Which wormer does not have a withdrawal period?

[Bochacheeps]

I currently worm once a year with valbazen. The withdrawal is well... Painful. I would like to worm twice a year but the second time with a wormer without the withdrawal period. Please help by sharing your knowledge and experience. Thank you.

 

[countrygoddess]

Flubenvet does not have a withdrawal period. However, it can be very hard to find in the states because it's a British product. It's also very frequently back ordered or out of stock... Very frustrating. Peticious.com has it from time to time.

 

[Bochacheeps]

Thank you for the information. I will definitely look into it and will be able to share if I can get some.

 

[BantamLover21]

Thank you for the information. I will definitely look into it and will be able to share if I can get some.

The Worminator (purchased from here: http://www.twincitypoultrysupplies.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=584) contains Flubenvet. It only has a withdrawal period of 24 hours, and works within a few hours. Its what I use, and I've never had trouble with it not being in stock.

 

[Bochacheeps]

Thank you for your help. What do you think about Eprinex?

 

[dawg53]

Thank you for your help. What do you think about Eprinex?

Eprinex wont kill cecal, capillary, tapeworms in chickens and large roundworms are showing resistance to eprinex as well.

 

[countrygoddess]

The Worminator (purchased from here: http://www.twincitypoultrysupplies.com/store/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=584) contains Flubenvet. It only has a withdrawal period of 24 hours, and works within a few hours. Its what I use, and I've never had trouble with it not being in stock.

Ooo!! Thank you, thank you!!!!! It's cheaper, too. =D