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4 Responses to What wormer can you use for dairy goats that produce milk for human consumption?

1. Stop stealing the goat’s milk.

   

   Eric
   October 19, 2011 at 4:19 am
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2. I would consult a vet on that,they would probably be able to help more.

   

   Real Deal CowGirl
   October 19, 2011 at 4:39 am
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3. Never the same one twice :o)

   “Wormers [anthelmintics] should be changed annually. Prolonged use of one wormer increases the production of resistant worms to that particular wormer. Too frequent changing of wormers can result in multiple resistance developing.

   Family
   Examples

   Benzamidazoles and probenzamidazoles
   [“white” wormers] Panacur, Valbazan

   Levamisole and related drugs
   [“yellow” wormers] Nilverm
   Avermectins Oramec ”

   http://www.allgoats.com/health.htm#How

   

   Marcus
   October 19, 2011 at 5:10 am
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4. you can use safeguard.. when they are in milk.. however.. if you live in a worm heavy area.. i would worm 1x with something like valbazen.. and throw out the milk for 10 days.. then you can drink it again. thats what i do

   

   heartsnhooves
   October 19, 2011 at 5:20 am
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