Liquid Poultry & Fowl Internal Parasite 250Ml

I used this for my chickens who seemed to have started an early molt and had a sharp decline in eggs. I thought maybe it was their age, but tried this and holy smokes! A week later I was getting more eggs than I had in months! I will continue to use this once a month. So easy to use as it just goes in their water - my chickens drank it up without hesitation.

The directions say mix it with water or bread, but I have found the best results when using oats when deworming my chickens. They gobble it right down.

for deworm chickens you should use horse paste ZIMECTERIN GOLD(IVERMECTIN AND PRAZIQUANTEL best in the market and cheap. works for internal an external infestation, depluming mites. use pea size once a month. VermX is not dewormer but help the GUT, is so expensive but work for chicken is not laying for years. I have mix half of the bottle in 2 gallons of water and give to my chickens for 5 days. day 6 and 7 give PRE and PROBIOTICS, day 8 to 12 I mix the other half of VermX in 2 gallons.

This supplement helps my hens stay healthy - especially after they have molted and need the extra nutrients

Worked on my flock got rid of parasites and they look healthy again

WORKED FOR MY CHICKENS!!!!!! Make sure you read directions, I have 5 hens and 1 roster I tore up 3 slices of bread into small pieces and with my dropper I put1.5 ml per chicken all over sm. bread pieces and mixed then gave it to my chickens as a snack for three days.

this product really is a game-changer: my lilac Wyandotte hen did not lay for a long period of time - after I added the required amount of the supplement to her daily drinking water according to the instructions, she started laying and is still laying today. I can only strongly recommend it if you notice that your hens are not laying for too long or that their shell quality is too poor.

I did some research and finally got the answer about how much water to add for each dose and wanted to share this info with others. I have four 11 week old Rhode Island Reds and since they are under 4 months old, they only require half the dosage amount, which is .75ml for each hen x 4= 3ml to 1 cup of water. Since 1 cup of water is not very much, I used 6ml of Verm-X to 2 cups of water and placed it in a quart jar chicken waterer. After they drank it all, I then provided them with fresh water for the remainder of the day. Directions advise that this be given to chickens for 3 consecutive days each month. For hens 4 months old and up, use 1.5ml Verm-X to 1 cup of water. I gave this 3 stars initially because I’m not sure how well it works yet and there needs to be better instructions about how much water to use with each dose.