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I don't believe there's an egg withdrawal period for Corid, only for the dewormers.
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these are pullets not eggs to withdraw thank heavens, next up is getting the last 2 dosed with de-wormer so can get on with the rest of the chores lol after battle with the last 2 feels more like nap time lolI don't believe there's an egg withdrawal period for Corid, only for the dewormers.
Yeah, I like taking naps! zzzzzzzthese are pullets not eggs to withdraw thank heavens, next up is getting the last 2 dosed with de-wormer so can get on with the rest of the chores lol after battle with the last 2 feels more like nap time lol
Some birds are easier to worm orally than others. My Light Brahma's are a breeze. My EE struggles but eventually calms down. My JG is a real pain in the neck. The fight is on every time I worm her. I end up with more of the liquid on me lol. But I refill the syringe and make sure she gets wormed no matter how much it takes.all 6 have been dosed with valbazen this morning, and continuing with corid at tomorrow will be day 3, some mild improvement in all of them , poops are startng to look more normal, will do the 5 day as recommended then preventative for a few more days just to be sure. They are were all up and about and preening today but feathers are looking pretty ragged, so dusting with Sevin with tomorrows clean up.
Not to self Buff's are easy to give medicine too, Amerecaunas better plan on 2-3 hours if your trying to do it yourself and not as happy with the Sapphire gems they looked good said they were gentle, but a bit more aggressive than I like in the flock
I used to do that as well, same as you're doing now. Actually it's ineffective. The reason is that the liquid goat wormer doesnt mix well in the water and settles, not to mention the dilution of the product making it ineffective in treating worms.Because two of my hens are so difficult trying to catch I add worm treatment to water. These girls will act like I'm a predator for a week or two after trying to gather them up. My vet does not recommend adding anything to water because he feels some will get higher dose. Before doing so I did extensive reading and research and now feel confident with my decision. And it works. For Safeguard [Fenbendazole 10%] I put 1 1/2 TBL or 3cc[ml] in 1 gallon of water for 3 days in a row and I repeat in 3 weeks. If gapes are suspected it is recommended to repeat in 10 days. I follow-up with probiotic dose added to water afterwards. Their yearly stool test have always come back negative.