Worming quail?

monarc23

Coturnix Obsessed
11 Years
Jul 18, 2008
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you don't *have* to unless you house them on the ground where they can come into contact with ickies and cocci. You can worm them just how you'd worm a chicken just a smaller dosage. I don't because my birds are all in raised pens.
 

monarc23

Coturnix Obsessed
11 Years
Jul 18, 2008
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if you notice a drop in weight then more than likely they may have worms. I dont know anyone who worms their buttons but wow that'd be one small dosage! LOL! I wish i could help. I probably wouldnt worm them unless you saw a problem but that's just me
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Ironsun

Chirping
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Jun 17, 2009
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Hi,

I think there would be no advantage worming your birds unless they are kept on the same outdoor ground for a few years, they'll be more worm eggs in the ground for birds to pick up. Raised or indoor cages do not contain soils so would'nt be at risk from worm eggs.

Ironsun
 

yotetrapper

Crowing
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May 3, 2007
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Thanks, that was what I figured but when my husband talked to that friend of his he was like ohh we cant put the quail outside until we worm them.. and I was like, huh? LOL. I didnt know anything about quail. though, so figured i'd check.
 

monarc23

Coturnix Obsessed
11 Years
Jul 18, 2008
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Indiana, Pennsylvania
some people just think you can't do things a certain way at all. theres always exceptions to an old rule
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however I've never heard of that one LOL! Coturnix and many other quail are pretty hardy so you'll be fine
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CARS

Crowing
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Jan 24, 2009
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In all honesty I haven't wormed anything in 5 years. I have turkeys and chickens in the same barn, on the same ground. Quail in cages.

So Far So Good!!!!!!!!!!!





P.s. I have only had poultry for 5 years
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