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Yeah, $32 is expensive. My vet charges $10, they also check for cocci. You can use one for a year or mix and match as you see fit. You say you dont want to treat them if they dont need it. How will you know they wont need it? A trip to the vet and spend another $32 +gas? LOL, you want your cake and eat it too lol. I dont blame you but you have to make a choice and I'm confident that with all the information you now have, you will do just fine. Dont worry, the worms that chickens get, you cant get...they are species specific. Use good common sense and proper biosecurity and everything will be ok. Good luck.
Yeah, $32 is expensive. My vet charges $10, they also check for cocci. You can use one for a year or mix and match as you see fit. You say you dont want to treat them if they dont need it. How will you know they wont need it? A trip to the vet and spend another $32 +gas? LOL, you want your cake and eat it too lol. I dont blame you but you have to make a choice and I'm confident that with all the information you now have, you will do just fine. Dont worry, the worms that chickens get, you cant get...they are species specific. Use good common sense and proper biosecurity and everything will be ok. Good luck.
