It would be better to use the valbazen instead of wazine. Wazine only treats large roundworms. If there's an infestation of large roundworms and you use wazine, there's a risk of intestinal blockage causing toxic dead worm overload which can kill the chicken. Valbazen kills all types of worms that chickens can get. The difference is that valbazen slowly kills worms over several days, preventing toxic dead worm overload. It is the safest wormer that can be given to chickens. Since you've already used the wazine, treat with valbazen in 10 days. Then consider a regular worming schedule, perhaps every 6 months or as you see fit. Warm and wet or moist soil is very condusive for all types of parasites, this why a regular worming schedule should be done. Keeping everything as dry as possible is best, especially inside coops. Sometimes it's almost impossible to keep runs and pens dry. You can put sand in your run or pen. Sand dries quicker than dirt, absorbs water, and wont wash away in a downpour like dirt (like a beach.) Sand also cuts back on the insect/parasite population and is easier to scoop poop. A pickup truck load of sand is cheaper than a 40 pound sack of DE. DE is ineffective wet until it dries. Also consider using valbazen as your primary wormer with safeguard liquid goat wormer in rotation with valbazen.
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