RaeJean
In the Brooder
- Nov 22, 2015
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Is it a paste or liquid? Just wondering how the paste become watery enough to squirt down their throatI give it orally with a syringe.
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Is it a paste or liquid? Just wondering how the paste become watery enough to squirt down their throatI give it orally with a syringe.
It's paste, and it works the same way as it does with other animals. Just apply like this:Is it a paste or liquid? Just wondering how the paste become watery enough to squirt down their throat
I trust dawg a lot, and that is what I would go by for personal use, but when it comes to selling eggs I would feel more comfortable having a vet advise a withdrawal.I did a search and found another post by dawgs that suggested 14 days
A vet needs to submit a request.farad does not have an option of poultry.
Hi, after you have the zimecterin gold, how long did you withdrawal eggs if the chicken was laying?We had tapeworms several years ago. I gave the chickens zimecterin gold paste. (put less than a pea size drop of paste on a small crust of bread and gave to each chicken) -tapeworms cleared out quickly, and the hens kept right on thriving. -gals are 8 years old, now. That stuff works really, really well.
kittydoc has a good point, though. It works GREAT, but isn't approved for poultry.