Posted by Bret4207 on August 19, 2015 at 04:38:45 from (64.19.90.196):
In Reply to: Apple cider vinegar posted by formenwhogrow on August 18, 2015 at 19:46:05:
#1- Forget Ivermectin all together for sheep as far as barber pole goes.
#2- I had lousy luck with Cydectin.
#3- I had much better luck with Valbazen and am now using Levamisole.
#4- Don't believe the hoopla about Katahdin and Dorpers or any of the hair breeds being "worm resistant". SOME lines/animals appear to have a heightened resistance but by no means are all hair breeds any more resistant than wool breeds.
#5- AC vinegar might help, so can copper boluses, so can diatamaceous earth (sp), garlic, pumpkin seed and a host of other "home remedies". The best cure is an effective wormer and a clean pasture with a rotation program. Even then you have brain worms, liver flukes, white muscle, mineral deficiencies, etc. to contend with. I've been running Katahdin/Dorper crosses for several years now and it's a new learning experience every year.
#6- Take a FAMACHA course and learn to worm only the animals that need it and do it right. One adequate dose followed by another 18-20 days (not more than 21 days) later. Sheep will always have some worm load. Dosing the whole herd whether they need it or not is what creates super worms.
#7- This is the best sheep forum I've found so far- http://edgefieldsheep.com/bb/index.php
This post was edited by Bret4207 at 10:43:12 08/19/15 2 times.
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