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Dosing lambs

  • 07-08-2020 5:22pm
    #1
    clonagh
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    I dosed lambs with Zerofen last week but they're dirtier now than ever. They were out on fresh grass all week. Should I do them again with Levafas diamond?


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  • #2
    razor8
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    Put a bit of hay in with them. What did you dose with last week?


  • #3
    Birdnuts
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    clonagh wrote: »
    I dosed lambs with Zerofen last week but they're dirtier now than ever. They were out on fresh grass all week. Should I do them again with Levafas diamond?

    Get them off that paddock and try and get hold of ground with a good herbal lay. Throwing wormers around like that will only store up future problems on your ground down the line


  • #4
    razor8
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    I missed the zerofen. If you have sheep any length of time your lambs are probably have resistant to white wormers

    Get a fec test done. Grass is just running through lambs at the moment so they need a source of fibre

    You won’t know if it’s worms or wet grass until you do a test
    Cost about €15


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