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We tried herbal wormers on our goats and had an extremely high worm load. After poking around we learned that herbal doesn't work as far south as we are. It seems like from our experience and others that it somewhat depends on where you live.

Like I said above, we've had chickens for 15 years and never needed to do this, but when we started having goats with huge worm loads I decided I should probably deworm the chickens too. What are people's thoughts as far as should I do this on a regular basis or just when needed? If I do it on a...

I love peafowl! 😁

I ran my calculations based on your advice. This is so much easier than I expected! 😅

Okay, thank you. I sell eggs to some of my friends, so I'll talk to them about if they are willing to risk finding that. 😂

I heard that there's a possibility of finding worms in the eggs. Is that true?

Dosing in mash is brilliant! Thank you! I feed them soaked feed every day, so that would definitely be the easiest/best option!

Okay, I have not looked at dosage, yet, but I will later today and get back with you. Thanks!

Just want to confirm: there is no withdrawal time for Fenbendazole? Is there a chance of finding worms or worm eggs in the chicken eggs?! :sick

We've had chickens for going on 15 years now and never dewormed. However we've had a number of worm issues with the goats recently, so I decided just to deworm the chickens to be on the safe side. I'm not super concerned with being exact, but if I end up deworming again, or doing so regularly I...

Wow, thank you! That is helpful!

That's what I'm thinking of doing. What would be the dosage for Safeguard?

I don't know for sure. At this point I'm just poking around and getting advice.

I would like deworm my flock of twenty chickens, but I don't want to have to do each chicken individually. I read that I could use Safeguard in their water, but I need to know the withdrawal time, if there is one.