[si-mate]

There is no egg withdrawal time with flubenvet. There is however if you plan on eating the birds.

 
True but "Bestpet can supply Flubenvet only if: the medicated feed is mixed at the house where the birds are kept and those birds and their eggs are not reared for sale or supply for consumption off the premises"  www.bestpet.co.uk

I think that is more down to the fact that internet retailing of medication is a grey area and that wording covers their backs.
It's crazy the hoops that bricks and mortar retailers have to jump through to sell wormers etc. compared to how easy it is to sell online. It is something that the VMD is looking at.

[Aunt Sally]

I am in communication with the manufacturer regarding the imminent release of a pack size and formulation suited to back garden poultry.

This is the information I have received from the manufacturer regarding withdrawal times:

There is zero withdrawal on chicken eggs and poultry can be slaughtered for consumption 7 days after the end of treatment.

[Yolky]

I am hoping the smaller flock size will be out soon, I think one of those big tubs would last my three girls forever lol

[Aunt Sally]

We'll be among the first to know as soon as it is available !

[richyrich7]

I am hoping the smaller flock size will be out soon, I think one of those big tubs would last my three girls forever lol

I've got a big tub and yes it does last forever with 3-4 hens  :roll:  use by date is good tho' 2011.

[kimT]

I buy a big tub and it is spilt between us all at the chook club.

[Aunt Sally]

I buy a big tub and it is spilt between us all at the chook club.

Good idea Kim (not legal but a good idea   )