Beaphar 12698 Bird Wormer, 10ml

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S76 & Quik Gel is given 1 day each month to breeding birds as prevention or 2 consecutive days each month when ambient temperatures are above 22 degrees for an immediate and important sustained energy source to help accelerate recovery. We have a 30-day return policy, which means you have 30 days after receiving your item to request a return.

The Only and Original Airsac Bird mite in water treatment – If you have lots of birds, making it almost impossible to catch, then S76 is for you! Wormout Gel is a water soluble bird wormer that e ffectively kills all intestinal worms including Thread Worm (Capillaria spp.) Tapeworm (Raillietina spp, Choanotaenia spp.), Roundworm (Ascaridia spp.), Caecal Worm (Heterakis gallinarum), and Hook Worm (Acuaria spp.) in caged and aviary birds and pigeons. It is completely safe and can be mixed with a small amount of orange juice or honey for fussy drinkers. Widely recognized as the two safest worming active ingredients, Preziquantel and Oxfendazole cover most major avian worm species, including Tapeworm. Product Benefits Ivermectins – ivermectin (e.g. Ivomec®) and moxidectin (e.g. Cydectin®); these are effective against roundworm and gizzard worm only.|Worming birds – both aviary birds and companion pets – is a subject that is hotly discussed in avicultural and pet circles, with almost as many opinions as there are bird keepers. Thoughts seem to range between worming your bird every 6 weeks to never doing it at all. And in certain circumstances, both of those protocols can be correct, but lots of factors need to be considered to determine the right protocol for your bird. So, you should consult with an avian vet to determine the best worming protocol for your bird’s individual circumstances. Concrete floors offer the advantage of been easily cleaned, and birds housed this way may only need worming two or three times each year. Pavers are a near substitute, but the joins between pavers can offer refuge to insects and provide a suitable environment for worm eggs to survive. Piperazine is an old medication, still sold in many pet shops. It is effective only against roundworm and, even then, not always. Aviaries can be either full-flight (extending down to the ground) or suspended (a wire floor above the ground). The floor of a full-flight aviary can be bare dirt, grass, sand, gravel, pavers, or concrete – or a mixture of these.

Levamisole (e.g. Avitrol Plus®); effective against roundworm and gizzard worm, but toxic to finches and canaries Diluted in drinking water: 0.5mL (12 drops) to 20mL of water or 25mL/L. Use this as the sole source of drinking water for 24 hours and feed only seed, then replace with fresh clean water. Solution should be freshly made up before dosing. Repeat in 14 days with fresh solution, or as directed by a veterinary surgeon. This provides a dose of 40mg/kg bodyweight based on an average bodyweight of 30g and consumption of 5mL/day. In summer the dose should be reduced to account for increased water consumption, which may be double or more. Crop dosage: a crop needle or tube placed directly into the crop can be used to administer Avitrol Plus syrup by syringe. Recommended treatment schedule for birds housed outdoors or eating a diet containing live foods is `in water` for one day each month. Aviaries can be fully-roofed (completely covered with a solid roof), open-roofed (wire-only roof) or partially roofed (partly fully-roofed).

Mealworms For Birds

This should be followed up several days later with a KD Water Cleanser bath. This second bath will remove all the dead mites and help promote lustrous clean feathering.

Praziquantel is a highly specific cestocidal drug that acts by damaging the tegument, inhibiting glucose uptake and stimulating lactate release. Apply undiluted S76 directly to the affected skin using a Q-tip each day for one week (same day that S76 is added to the drinking water)Hairworms are very long and very thin, and are barely visible with the naked eye. A post mortem examination would find them in the small intestine or upper digestive tract. Treats, threadworm (Capillaria sp.), caecal worm (Heterakis sp.), roundworm (Ascaridia sp.), gape worm (Syngamus sp.), gizzard worm (Acuaria sp.) and tapeworm (Raillietina sp.) in ornamental cage birds.