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I stopped using wazine. Valbazen (albendazole) is the best. It slowly kills worms over several days preventing toxic worm overload. Valbazen kills all types of worms.
so... if you use the valbazen, you do NOT need a pre-wormer?
what is the withdrawl time?
I never heard of a pre-wormer, but I know what you're talking about. Just use the valbazen, then 10 days later give them another dose of it. As with most wormers there's a 14 day withdrawal. When you reworm the second time, 14 days after that, eggs and chicken are good to eat. Dont eat the eggs or meat after the first worming neither. Grand total withdrawal is 24 days.
Set up a regular worming schedule if you want. I worm mine once a quarter because of our environment, especially soil conditions. You might only need to worm once a year, maybe once every 9 or 10 months...however you wish to do it.
I stopped using wazine. Valbazen (albendazole) is the best. It slowly kills worms over several days preventing toxic worm overload. Valbazen kills all types of worms.
so... if you use the valbazen, you do NOT need a pre-wormer?
what is the withdrawl time?
I never heard of a pre-wormer, but I know what you're talking about. Just use the valbazen, then 10 days later give them another dose of it. As with most wormers there's a 14 day withdrawal. When you reworm the second time, 14 days after that, eggs and chicken are good to eat. Dont eat the eggs or meat after the first worming neither. Grand total withdrawal is 24 days.
Set up a regular worming schedule if you want. I worm mine once a quarter because of our environment, especially soil conditions. You might only need to worm once a year, maybe once every 9 or 10 months...however you wish to do it.
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