Vermx

if you got vermX as a wormer it doesn't work - sorry. It is an organic preventative with no proof that it works plus it certainly doesn't even mention gape worm. Really you should use flubenvet - which has the research to prove it works, is licensed for poultry and redily available.

Hi, We also use Verm-X as a preventative. We use the pellets and add a few to their feeder for a few days every couple of weeks. We still use Flubenvet if we spot worms or every 6 months if not, but the Verm-X seems to have reduced the frequency that they get worms. It can't do any harm as it's all natural.

But I do agree that I wouldn't depend on it. Keep an eye out for worms, and consider treating them every 6 months with Flubenvet anyway.

As for quantity, we put out around 3 litres of water for 5 chickens, and this lasts them about 2 days. They don't drink it all but we then change it for fresh anyway. They obviously drink more in hot weather.

I would use a capful per half a litre roughly.

Hope this helps,
Jacky.