[CHICKENS-101] Re: Ivermectin

 

I should have mentioned that when *injecting* Ivermectin in animals requiring a small dose of the drug, the use of propylene glycol is necessary to properly suspend the drug in order to get the exact dosage. When *injecting* Ivermectin, exact dosage is necessary to prevent overdosing.

However, when using Ivermectin for *oral* flock use, propylene g. is not necessary. As I stated, diluting and dosing in this fashion is not exact which is why drinking water infused with Ivermectin is dosed for two days and then repeated again in 7-10 days to ensure enough of the drug has been administered. When injecting Ivermectin, one dose is all that is required in most cases but may be repeated in 30 days.

Hope this clears up my protocol a bit ;)

Sue
WLR

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