Game birds, pheasants, and turkeys will die, while chickens generally aren't sick.
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Gapes are rare in chickens. If you're talking about this picture this amount will treat them, but you really should consult with a vet first:I keep reading on posts that Flubendazole is the only reliable thing that treats gapeworms, and that Safeguard/Panacur's main ingredient, Fenbendazole, is ineffective - whether because of the dose on that photo posted earlier, or some other factor. Can someone clarify?