[newatthis]

hi, not sure if this question has been asked and answered, so here goes

my hens are being wormed and are also on brytrill(i think 've spelt that wrong) can you still eat the eggs or do i have to bin them..
thankyou so much for any answers

[Kym503]

I'm afraid I don't know the answer but I'm a firm believer in ' there's no such thing as a stupid question'.  If we don't ask we don't learn.   

[joyfull]

your vet should have advised you when prescribing it, however I belief most wait until a clear 7 days has passed before using the eggs. I have never used Baytril myself so couldn't be absolutely sure 

[henamoured]

That was the advice I was given by the vet for baytril - 7 day egg withdrawal.
If worming with flubenvet there is no egg withdrawal - but a friend of mine was recently told not to give both at same time - first antibiotics - wait a week - then worm. (Might be worth phone call to vet to check?)

[shetan]

I was told not to use the eggs while the birds were being treated with Baytril.

kym503....I was one of those kids in school who never asked any questions in case the other kids laughed at me....now I'm the one standing in front of the class asking the questions and recieving blank looks!

I'm just glad you posted your response...I'm sure lots of newbies like me wonder if they should ask or not...

[joyfull]

If unsure about anything to do with your birds you should always ask - somebody somewhere on here will have been through the same sort of thing - even if sometimes we do just tell you to take them to a vets. No questions are too silly when it concerns the welfare of your animals 

[Colbeck1megane]

I was told by my vets Monday night not to eat eggs for next 7 days (as I was given baytril for one chicken).

[newatthis]

hi, thankyou, i will bin the eggs for the next week, i had already started giving the wormer when i noticed 1 of them was under the weather, i didnt ask the vet about the wormer at the same time but then she didnt ask me either if i was worming so... whoops on my part