Sit the drum in a bucket of warm water before use, makes a massive differenceSolantel is kinda thick.
The Albendazole drenches at the fluke dosage rate aren't recommended for use during tupping or for at least a month after the tups are taken out.View attachment 1012098
Not sure if this will be readable, from NADIS. Must be older as doesn't list Rycoben (albendazole) and Solantel (closantel).
We keep a copy about, handy when comparing prices.
Another wee caution we noticed to avoid if fluking within a few months of bolusing. Some fluke drench has Sel and Cobalt, IIRC Sel overdose can be toxic??? Prob not happen but best avoided. Think its only the albendazoles tho.
Flukiver again is best (only, really) option
Endofluke is a Triclabendazole. Only use it in late summer.
Brilliant! Printing that out to attach to the Health Plan, saves a lot of faffing about when comparing prices.