Worms in chicken poop please help!

Cinnamon11

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I was outside and saw my hen poop and then a long stringy (I think) worm started wiggling in the poop! What do I do?!
 

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Safeguard dewormer worked best for us! It’s for goats but can also be used for chickens! What we did was put a teaspoon of safeguard into every gallon of water!😉 We did this for about 3-4 days then waited a week and did it again! But you can’t eat your chickens eggs for awhile after their dosages! I forget how long but maybe someone else can tell you?
 
Sorry about your hen! Diatomaceous Earth will not deworm your birds. You're going to need to use a real dewormer like Safeguard. "All-natural" dewormers such as pumpkin seeds, VetRx, and garlic are often snake oil, unfortunately.

Safeguard worked very well for deworming my small flock. Here is @casportpony on dosage:
The one lesser dose of 0.023 ml per *five* pounds *is* correct, but it only treats large roundworms and cecal worms and has *zero-day* egg withdrawal. This dose should only be used if you know you don't have capillary worms. The per-pound dose for this is 0.0045 ml.I

The 0.23 ml per pound for 5 days dose will treat all worms, including the hard to treat capillary worm. Egg withdrawal is at least 14 days after the last dose.
 
Wazine works also there are natural methods but those are more of a preventive or if you catch it early.
 

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