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Goat Worming Chart
« Thread Started on May 5, 2008, 9:45pm »

Goat Worming Chart

Revised May 6, 2008
Ivermectin Injectable 1cc per 110 lb. If orally, 1 cc per 25 pounds, in severe worm cases may be given at 1 cc per 20 pounds; see disclaimer below Safe for all stages of pregnancy, breeding bucks and kids.One wormer that is not easily overdosed. Conflicting Milk withholding times of anywhere from 4-36 days
Safeguard/Panacur (Fenbendazole) No Longer Effective in much of the world. If used, dose at 1 cc per 5 pounds and repeat in 2 days. Safe for all stages of pregnancy, breeding bucks and kids. Milk withholding 4 days. Effective against Tapeworms.
Valbazen (albendazole 11.36%)
Oral Suspension
1cc per 20-25 pounds, severe tapeworm problems may need to worm at 1 cc per 10 pounds Milk withholding 5 days Do Not use in first 45 days of pregnancy. Effective against Tapeworms.
Dectomax (doramectin 1%) Injectable, given orally 1 cc per 25 pounds Milk withholding 36 days Safe for use in pregnant animals
Eprinex (eprinomectin 5mg) Pour-On 1 cc per 10 pounds No milk withholding Some goats may have skin reactions
Tramisole/Levasole (levamisole) Injectable 2 cc per 100 pounds given SQ Milk withholding 4 days. Effective against Lungworms. Safe for pregnant animals.
Levamisole Hydrochloride Soluble Pig Wormer Mix according to package and give orally 1cc per 20 lbs (Don't overdose) Should worm with something like Ivermectin 5-7 days before using this wormer This is a very strong wormer, use with caution.
Levasole (levamisole hydrochloride) Sheep Boluses 0.184 grams 1 bolus per 50 per pounds] 72 hour milk withdrawl Repeat in 3 weeks
Cydectin (moxidectin) Pour-On given orally (may contain diesel) 8 cc per 100 pounds Quest horse wormer is the same, but I am unsure of the dosage that would be used. Milk withholding not established
Cydectin Sheep Drench Give 2 times the sheep dose to goats Given orally Milk withhold time not established Label on bottle helps with weights
Synanthic/Benzelmin (oxfendazole) 2-3 times the label amount Must be given for 3 days in a row if treating tapeworms No milk withholding time has been established. Do not use in pregnant animals
Valbazen & Tramisole Mix large package (46.8) grams of Tramisole in 1 Liter of Valbazen Give 8 cc per 100 pounds orally Milk withholding time not established Be careful on estimating weights of goats
Synanthic & Tramisole Mix large package (46.8) grams of Tramisole in 1 Liter of Synanthic Give 8 cc per 100 pounds orally Milk withholding time not established Be careful on estimating weights of goats
Worming Notes You can use horse ivermectin paste for goats dose at 3 times the horse amount a 100 pound goat would be dosed at the 300 lb mark on the syringe Safe for all stages of pregnancy and any age goat

Doing a fecal will tell you what worms you are dealing with and will help you choose the right
wormer.Checking the inner bottom eyelids of your goats will also help you know if you are
dealing with worms. The bottom inner eyelid should be bright pink to red in color, anything less
than this indicates worms.

Rotating your wormer between 2-3 different products can help you keep a good control on the worms and to not build up a resistance. For example you can use Ivomec during the breeding season because it won't injure fetus and Valbazen right after delivery because this is a time of severe stress.

It's a good idea to give a dose of Probios(R) on the day following oral worming to help restore rumen flora.

Repeating the worming dosage at 3 weeks will help kill larvae/eggs.

The minerals you feed your goats play a HUGE role on parasites. Each mineral interacts with each other to assure proper absorption. Loose minerals made specifically for goats are the best.

This list includes many wormer's that ARE NOT labeled for goats, meaning we use them OFF LABEL. You use them at your own risk. We are not veterinarians, so please consult a veterinarian before using any of the above wormer's. Goatwisdom and its members will not be held liable for any health issues you encounter when using the above wormer's. More specifically, we do not recommend the oral use of injectable ivermectin without consulting with your vet.
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