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A product for the smallholders of chickens, geese and turkeys. The medicated premixture is effective against gapeworm, caecal worm, hairworm and gizzard worm. Activity includes adult worms, larvae and eggs. Each gram of medicated premixture contains 10mg flubendazole. Legal Category: POM-VPS.
Work out the total amount required for a 7 day period and put in a separate bucket or container. Exact feed amounts depend on the breed of bird.
| Chickens & Geese | Turkeys | ||
| Feed | Flubendazole | Feed | Flubendazole |
| 20kg | 60g (10 scoops) | 30kg | 60g (10 scoops) |
| 10kg | 30g (5 scoops) | 9kg | 18g (3 scoops) |
| 2kg | 6g (1 scoop) | 3kg | 6g (1 scoop) |
3. Mix Flubendazole thoroughly into feed for even distribution
Only use the medicated feed for the 7 day treatment period.
All prices include VAT where applicable.
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Good easy to administer
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Cheaper alternative
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very happy
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Good product, I used to buy flubenvet but this is cheaper does exactly the same thing and you get more for your money so thank you
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Cheaper than Flubenvet for doing the same thing.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Flubendazole 1%, including answers from our team.
Paul Symons
I have reared some young chicks and they are in a run on my veg patch being used as part of my pest control. What age should I consider worming them and is this the correct product? Yours Paul
Yes Flubendazole is the perfect wormer for your chickens. There is no minimum age for flubendazole, however you should not need to worm until your chicks are at least 12 weeks old. I would consider getting a faecal worm egg count test done, Westgate Lab Worm Egg Count For Chickens is a good choice. The results of this test will let you know if you need to worm or can monitor and retest in 3 to 6 months.
