Love this response - feel just like you!! No metrics!!I can weigh a few of them and then estimate the rest of the flock. I'm not good with mg/kg. I'm old, didn't learn that in school back in the day. Do you mind converting to ounces. Can I put that in water and if so, how many gallons per 50 lb increment? Thank you for your help.
It's not that bad, is it?
God I love the internet . Type what you want to know and the answer comes back like magic .Just remember that 30 MLs or 30 CCs is a liquid once .The difference is such a tiny tiny bit forget it. Metric is all in hundreds and makes dosing easier. Since we are the US and just refuse to change . It makes it harder some times . So 30 Mls = 1 once 15 Mls =one half once 7.5 MLS =one quarter once 3.75 MLs=one eights once . Once you work out the dosage write it down, In your treatment logbook ,or on the bottle . So I have a question or two for our professors of chicken knowledge. Did I miss the fecal float recommendation? And at the price they are now charging for horse paste ,why aren't you folks working with injectable Ivermectin in drinking water ? I think a lot about going that way . I have to many birds to hand dose each one .
Two reasons... The injectable is not water soluble, or at least mine isn't, and the injectable does not contain praziquantel, and praziquantel is needed for tapeworms.
