I also use Ivermectin Plus for liverfluke and lungworm control at 100 days bred...some of course are 100 days bred, while some are 110 or 98 1cc per 30 pounds orally. Since testing for lungworm costs more than the bottle of Ivermectin, and we know that liverflukes are now in our area, it's cheap insurance for me. Vicki
I have never been a fan of pastes, there is no way you know how much you are really giving...I started my goating with TBZ paste, and luckily my Dad warned me about the ineffectiveness of Zole products even back in the late 80's.
You can pretty much do anything after implantation...and certainly after the first trimester. I just do it like this, which of course doesn't mean you have to Usually I am still milking the doe as she is reaching her 100 days and I don't want to deal with the milk withdrawal. Vicki
I am not going after stomach worms or lice. I am using this for lungworm and liver fluke, hence the different dosage. And I only give it subq for lice, mites and nosebots. Vicki
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