Worms? *gross picture*

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Honestly Wolfgang I'd call around to the feed stores and tell em you keep goats out back and see what they offer to deworm them. Tell em you don't milk them they just eat the grass or something like that.
Either that, good idea, or I will call a few vets on Monday and ask for that stuff for my "cat". A guy from the main German chicken rescue organisation just gave me that tip. Apparently some are willing to do that.
 
Yes I could but I think that would also be more expensive and time consuming. Should I buy the stuff for cats and dogs and we figure out the dose together? Seems to be the fastest way.
I didn't find too much delay shipping around the EU as I collected antique corkscrews and ebayed from all over when winning bids. EU-EU mail never seemed longer than 3 days, and naturally there is no Zoll (tax).
 
https://www.vetsend.co.uk/flubenol-paste/
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Flubenol Paste
Flubenol KH Paste is a tasty worming paste for cats and dogs, containing flubendazole. Flubenol KH Paste fights roundworms, tapeworms, hookworms and whipworms. Suitable for all ages.

Composition
44 mg flubendazole per ml.

Dosage:
Give 1 ml (= 22mg) per 2kg of body weight. Cats and dogs infected with roundworms and hookworms: 1 ml paste per 2kg of body weight, once daily for 2 consecutive days. Cats and dogs infected with other types of worms: 1 ml paste per 2kg of body weight, once daily for 3 consecutive days.

Administration:
The paste can be administered in various ways:

  • The exact dose can be syringed directly into the mouth of the dog or cat.
  • The exact dose can be mixed into food (recommended for difficult to handle or aggressive animals).
  • In cats, the dose can be smeared onto the front legs and the cat will lick the paste off.
 
240 mg Niclosamid and 30 mg Oxibendazol per ml, would suggest you wikipedia the active ingredients there then go to the English page and see if they translate into something we know.
Both are valid dewormers, though they aren't used much in the US.

Niclosamide is toxic to geese!
 

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