Worming a flock of 100

Arielle

Crowing
8 Years
Feb 19, 2011
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Sorry if this is posted in the wrong area.

I would like to worm my flock with wormer that I can put in their water. It doesn't seem reasonable to put 6 drops of Ivermectin on every chicken one at a time and know which bird was dosed. ( Unless someone can enlighten me?)

I have used Wazine, and that was easy. I would like to use a broad spectrum like ivermectin or safeguard next time.

What broad spectrum wormer can be given in their water? Or feed?
 
I've used Safe-gaurd (fenbenzole) 10% suspension goat wormer. I mix it in the drinking water at a rate of 3 cc per gallon of water for 2 or 3 days. I like this wormer because it is gentle and very hard to over dose the birds on it. Of course, it will separate from the water, so you need to shake the waterer around when ever you go out to check on the birds, so that it gets mixed up again. PLUS, you need to make a new batch each day.

Remember when worming your birds is that they must be re-treated in 7 - 10 days to make the worming effective. The second worming is to kill any larve that hatched after the first treatment.

I use an egg withdrawal period is 14 days after the last dosing of wormer...
 

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