Moxidectine wormer

Hi lads im hearing alot of talk about this Moxidectine used as a wormer? Can anyone tell me if its worth looking for it .or can anyone recommend a good one that I can purchase as this moxidectine cant be bought anywhere only farmers would have access to it ive been told.

a good alternative is easifen capsules sold at the pigeon pharmacy they advertise in the british homing world these also kill worm eggs I think they are online also atb

Only thing I can tell you is I have raced pigeons for years and never ever have I wormed my pigeons.

Cheers lads, im just hearing this from alot of pigeon men and wondered what all the hype was about, I dont have problems with worms as far as I know, but in saying that I use a 7 in 1 from Aviform for me birds which seems to do the trick.

you can have the best droppings and still have worms don't be fooled its rife in the basket atb

Well hense the reason im asking about moxidectin oldstrain the ls swear by it. Martyn I found when I gave them a dose the birds were more lively it looked like the Aviform done its job mate

yes its the dogs dangly bits for the job in hand and more but its vetenary grade so need to get off a vet atb

moxidectin best wormer out there, was available at blackpool this year.

Rudderfett wrote:

Only thing I can tell you is I have raced pigeons for years and never ever have I wormed my pigeons.

I was once fooled by the same theory, what a mistake.

If you use garlic regularly that is a natural wormer also when cleaning the lofts out use a burner that will also kill all worm eggs
Just my opinion I know nothing

I have my droppings tested at intervals, like just before breeding and before and after racing, never had worms?

unless ur testin every droppin from every bird in loft you wont know if you gt them I have mine fully tested 4 times a yr at retford poultry but still do alternate every 6 to 8 wks with either moxy . cydectin or medpet wormer capsules but that's jmo

jonD wrote:

moxidectin best wormer out there, was available at blackpool this year.

ye gt some jon lol £12 a bottle lol

any warm blooded animal / bird that does not eat cooked food will have worms, and so therefore must be wormed every 3 months, and you wont get better than moxidectine.

I hope you all had your wormer today lads, unless you never eat salad?

sj lofts wrote:

unless ur testin every droppin from every bird in loft you wont know if you gt them I have mine fully tested 4 times a yr at retford poultry but still do alternate every 6 to 8 wks with either moxy . cydectin or medpet wormer capsules but that's jmo

  

Rudderfett wrote:

I hope you all had your wormer today lads, unless you never eat salad?

may i sugest if you cannot offer sound advice,then dont bother most members on here are learning and good advice is being offerd, so why not try digesting it, then you may learn somthing  

Cheers lads ill have to take a visit to the local vet to see if there is any there I can purchase cheers for the comments!

My advice is based on my own experiences, and everyones opinion is valued.
I save my money on things which will help my pigeons.  

u cant buy fresh air and trust    

Yes Martyn I value all comments im always eager to know different ppls method, Mufc I havent a clue what you meant by fresh air mate  

best thing for ur pigeons mate

Took me me a minute mufc I get ye trust in the birds and urself lol blonde moment

   

Rudderfett wrote:

Only thing I can tell you is I have raced pigeons for years and never ever have I wormed my pigeons.

    At last !!!!!! I've found another close brother here    
Hi !!!! Rudd. The day I retired "1992" I bought a microscope & you would be surprised in how much money it has saved me. Not that I spent all that much before hand type of thing. Spin & Bling !!!     costs the average fancier a small fortune in my view & I just find that sad for our sport.   
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