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<blockquote data-quote="Anonymous" data-source="post: 10938"><p>> What is the best dewormer</p><p>> medication for two 950 lb steers?</p><p>> I have seen both liquid and pellet</p><p>> formulations ranging from $10.00</p><p>> to $40.00. Any specifics would be</p><p>> appreciated.</p><p></p><p>If you don't need to kill liver flukes you can consider buying Safeguard in pellet form, since it can be purchased in very small quantities and is super easy to administer. Ivomec is a good, and pricey, product but if you really only have two animals to worm that may not be economically feasible. They may sell it in smaller quantities, but I can't recall ever seeing it in anything less than 200 mml, which is enough for about 20 animals of 1,000 each.</p><p></p><p>If you know what sort of internal or external parasites your steers are likely to have you may want to consider other wormers, since they don't all kill the same things. And the price can vary considerably for the various wormers. However, I believe that IvomecPlus will kill the widest assortment of parasites.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Anonymous, post: 10938"] > What is the best dewormer > medication for two 950 lb steers? > I have seen both liquid and pellet > formulations ranging from $10.00 > to $40.00. Any specifics would be > appreciated. If you don't need to kill liver flukes you can consider buying Safeguard in pellet form, since it can be purchased in very small quantities and is super easy to administer. Ivomec is a good, and pricey, product but if you really only have two animals to worm that may not be economically feasible. They may sell it in smaller quantities, but I can't recall ever seeing it in anything less than 200 mml, which is enough for about 20 animals of 1,000 each. If you know what sort of internal or external parasites your steers are likely to have you may want to consider other wormers, since they don't all kill the same things. And the price can vary considerably for the various wormers. However, I believe that IvomecPlus will kill the widest assortment of parasites. [/QUOTE]
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