pour on wormers

Read the product label. Not all wormers are approved for Dairy cattle. Each product will indicate withdrawal time.

We have used Eprinex with good results.
 
Tea":6fyahxqo said:
What is your experience with pour on wormers?
Do they work?
Which ones have you used?
Milk withdrawal?
Unless you're selling the milk or using it in home there is no milk withdrawal period at all for any of them.
 
use an injectable it works better, i bought some cows that were wormed with pour-on and i injected and they improved in 30 days. my vet has said for years if you inject you know where the medicine goes, if you pour it will be rubbed off on the trees and wash off in the rain. my opinion , but it works better for me, i pour-on fly repellant where the flys are, i inject wormer where the worms are inside.
 
jcarkie":1my3jw56 said:
use an injectable it works better, i bought some cows that were wormed with pour-on and i injected and they improved in 30 days. my vet has said for years if you inject you know where the medicine goes, if you pour it will be rubbed off on the trees and wash off in the rain. my opinion , but it works better for me, i pour-on fly repellant where the flys are, i inject wormer where the worms are inside.

What injectable wormer do you use and where do you get it?
 
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jcarkie":3muvmb5y said:
use an injectable it works better, i bought some cows that were wormed with pour-on and i injected and they improved in 30 days. my vet has said for years if you inject you know where the medicine goes, if you pour it will be rubbed off on the trees and wash off in the rain. my opinion , but it works better for me, i pour-on fly repellant where the flys are, i inject wormer where the worms are inside.
So all the worms your cattle might have are simply "sub Q"??
 
TexasBred":21tt9xoe said:
jcarkie":21tt9xoe said:
use an injectable it works better, i bought some cows that were wormed with pour-on and i injected and they improved in 30 days. my vet has said for years if you inject you know where the medicine goes, if you pour it will be rubbed off on the trees and wash off in the rain. my opinion , but it works better for me, i pour-on fly repellant where the flys are, i inject wormer where the worms are inside.
So all the worms your cattle might have are simply "sub Q"??

I was more intrigued by the "where the flies are" part. When I spray for flies, I have to spray all the way around including the belly. If you spray their backs, the flies go straight to the belly.
 

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