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Looks like she recommends Albendazole, Fenbendazole, Ivermectin, Levamisole, and Piperazine, for treatment of Roundworms. OP is treating with Fenbendazole (Safeguard), so this should take care of the roundworms that she's seeing - sounds like she's got it rightThere's a great article called "How to DeWorm Chickens" written by Nicole Gennetta that covers how to worm chickens safely. I'd be happy to share the link if anyone would like.
I see the usual misinformation in that link, but most of it is okay.Looks like she recommends Albendazole, Fenbendazole, Ivermectin, Levamisole, and Piperazine, for treatment of Roundworms. OP is treating with Fenbendazole (Safeguard), so this should take care of the roundworms that she's seeing - sounds like she's got it right
https://www.heritageacresmarket.com/how-to-deworm-chickens/
No, nothing is pointing to it not working, just thought I read it somewhere and didn’t want to mess it up.These shouldn't interfere with Fenbendazole. Are you thinking the de-wormer is not working? If so, then what are you seeing to make you think that?
Round worms are robbing her of the nutrients from food she eats and slowing digestion down .This can cause sour crop.No, nothing is pointing to it not working, just thought I read it somewhere and didn’t want to mess it up.
I have mentioned I thought this hen has ascites but her abdomen is very full and she is not showing any signs of feeling sick. Her poops have been very liquidy and solid. Like she has a normal poop but this soy sauce kind of material is with it. I will take a picture of it later because it is hard to describe. Can the worms cause bloating of the abdomen or is there anything else that can make her abdomen so large? I can’t really say it feels like liquid in it... I’m thinking worms or egg related problems could be occurring
I was not talking about crop issues, which I know can occur, I was referring to her large abdomenRound worms are robbing her of the nutrients from food she eats and slowing digestion down .This can cause sour crop.
No, nothing is pointing to it not working, just thought I read it somewhere and didn’t want to mess it up.
I have mentioned I thought this hen has ascites but her abdomen is very full and she is not showing any signs of feeling sick. Her poops have been very liquidy and solid. Like she has a normal poop but this soy sauce kind of material is with it. I will take a picture of it later because it is hard to describe. Can the worms cause bloating of the abdomen or is there anything else that can make her abdomen so large? I can’t really say it feels like liquid in it... I’m thinking worms or egg related problems could be occurring
Is this the older hen that's not been well off and on for while?I was not talking about crop issues, which I know can occur, I was referring to her large abdomen
@Wyorp Rock
I saw that too...but pick your battles Jim. Pick your battles.I see the usual misinformation in that link, but most of it is okay.
Or pick my poison lol.I saw that too...but pick your battles Jim. Pick your battles.