Pour-on Dosing Applicators. What to use?

[4x4dually]

What do you all use as far as pour-on dosing applicators? I'm looking for something to dose 10ml-30ml or so that will pull from a 1000ml plastic bottle.

Something like this perhaps? These any good? They don't show a pick-up tube in the pic so I'm wondering how they load.

http://www.allflexusa.com/our-products/ ... nstruments

 

[M-5]

they should come free with your purchase. just ask. they work fine imo.

 

[dun]

We use one similar but instead of just one opening for the stuff to squirt out ours has a half dozern holes. Makes a wider pattern on their backs. The hose just isn;t shown, it goes on the right end and stays conencted.

 

[4x4dually]

Atwoods had one that looks something like this that I picked up at lunch. I'll try it. The only thing, it doesn't have a cap for the wormer bottle, so I guess I'll just drill a hole in it and shove the tube down in it. It has the half dozen holes in the tip so it should spread the medication out nicely....hopefully without me wearing it.

 

[M-5]

I buy my pour on at Fuller Supply. every time I get a jug they offer the free applicator.

it has the adapter cap and all in it

 

[4x4dually]

We typically buy out stuff at Stillwater Milling here in town. I used the Cydetin last time and bought Safegaurd this time. No body ever mentions "free" at that place. LOL

 

[M-5]

SAFEGUARD has a pour on??? all ive ever used in fenbendazole is oral paste/liquid , blocks or pellets. the applicators for drench is different than the applicator for pour on

 

[4x4dually]

SAFEGUARD has a pour on??? all ive ever used in fenbendazole is oral paste/liquid , blocks or pellets. the applicators for drench is different than the applicator for pour on

$122 on this website. Our local store is $119 for 1000ml.

https://www.valleyvet.com/ct_detail.htm ... oCdd7w_wcB

 

[M-5]

You might want to read the label.

 

[Lomac]

Isn't that given orally?

 

[Lomac]

Its time for me to worm this weekend. Havent decided on what one I want to use. The guy I bought the steer from used Safeguard. I had a problem with mites last year losing quarter to 1/2 dollar size spots in middle of winter. I only want to buy one product. Prefer pour on but could do paste. What kills the most. Not trying to jack thread. Can repost

 

[dun]

Its time for me to worm this weekend. Havent decided on what one I want to use. The guy I bought the steer from used Safeguard. I had a problem with mites last year losing quarter to 1/2 dollar size spots in middle of winter. I only want to buy one product. Prefer pour on but could do paste. What kills the most. Not trying to jack thread. Can repost

You're dealing with 2 different issues. A wormer won;t affect the mites and the stuff for the mites won;t worm them.

 

[Supa Dexta]

http://www.pbsanimalhealth.com/dewormerchart1.html

 

[4x4dually]

You might want to read the label.

Well, pi$$ up a rope. I wanted a pour on....frack me. I guess it is back I go. I did have a lice or mite problem last winter so I probably need something else by looking at that chart.

 

[M-5]

FWIW you have one of the best wormers on the market IMO, Dun and BCC both highly recommended using oral wormer and I tried it in the fall of last year and did it again in the spring and will use it when I work them in the next few weeks. I have not had any fecals runs but just from appearance the cows look better calves are better and I cant help but think it has some contribution.

 

[4x4dually]

I'm sure I don't have the facility that most folks do and I'm quite certain that I don't want to fight the cows and especially that bull with an oral application. I'll just crowd them all up in the lane, shut the gate, walk down it with the pour-on, and turn them out.

I'll probably go back with thy Cydectin and put out a Safeguard block. The block should help catch all the worms the pour-on doesn't kill.

Thanks for posting that link! I copied that table of all the wormers and pasted it into an excel spreadsheet so I can save it and print it off nicely. I wish I could just link the sheet here in stead of a crappy screen-shot. I re-arranged the columns to my order of importance.

 

[Craig Miller]

I put it in a used shampoo bottle. Pour cubes around the truck and i can get them all while they eat. Works good for small herds as long as you dont let it blow air. Scares them a little.

 

[dieselbeef]

I'm sure I don't have the facility that most folks do and I'm quite certain that I don't want to fight the cows and especially that bull with an oral application. I'll just crowd them all up in the lane, shut the gate, walk down it with the pour-on, and turn them out.

I'll probably go back with thy Cydectin and put out a Safeguard block. The block should help catch all the worms the pour-on doesn't kill.

Thanks for posting that link! I copied that table of all the wormers and pasted it into an excel spreadsheet so I can save it and print it off nicely. I wish I could just link the sheet here in stead of a crappy screen-shot. I re-arranged the columns to my order of importance.

send me that excel to my email bro

 

[4x4dually]

send me that excel to my email bro

Done. I thought about that this morning but figured you got enough to worry about other than cattle currently. ;-)

 

[dieselbeef]

haha..aint that the truth..good thing they don't take alotta on hands..

I got it..thanks