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Dewormers: Pour-On v. Injectible
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<blockquote data-quote="spoon" data-source="post: 647788" data-attributes="member: 7420"><p>I just finished reading an article on this today. It stated a 45 day wait before slaughter with pour on. It was also suggested that for here in Ky that deworming be done in late June or early July no matter whether you injected or used pour on. The lady that wrote the article actually preferred pour on as she felt there were other advantages such as possibly keeping down lice and flies and no needle marks on the carcass.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="spoon, post: 647788, member: 7420"] I just finished reading an article on this today. It stated a 45 day wait before slaughter with pour on. It was also suggested that for here in Ky that deworming be done in late June or early July no matter whether you injected or used pour on. The lady that wrote the article actually preferred pour on as she felt there were other advantages such as possibly keeping down lice and flies and no needle marks on the carcass. [/QUOTE]
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