Empty your bird’s current drinking bowl or bottle and replace the contents with the 100ml of treated water. I used this product for the first time recently in my mixed aviary of cockatiels, finches and three pigeons. cute and cuddly, with a crinkly, crackly tummy, squeaky nose and stuffing in the head, arms and feet!

Beaphar Bird Wormer is easy-to-use by simply mixing into your birds drinking water or administering directly into their beak. Beaphar Bird Wormer is easy-to-use by simply mixing into your bird’s drinking water or administering directly into their beak.

You understand and agree that you should seek the advice of your veterinarian regarding the use of this product at least every 6 months. In rare cases, side effects may include nausea, vomiting, stomach aches, dizziness, headaches, agitation and drooling.

Your refund will be processed within 14 days of reaching our warehouse using the same method that you paid with. Say goodbye to the unpredictable weather and hello to a cosy and efficient way to keep your clothes in top condition.Formulated with levamisole hydrochloride, the wormer is easy to use and can be simply mixed into your bird’s drinking water or administered directly into their beak. After the appropriate duration of treatment, empty the remaining water in the bowl or bottle and replace with clean fresh water. A UK veterinary medicine containing active ingredients, BEAPHAR Bird Wormer contains vet-strength levamisole hydrochloride, effective against roundworms and hairworms.

We recommend treating all birds in the cage or aviary at the same time, and treating the environment with a suitable insecticide. Effective against roundworms (Ascaridia) and hairworms (Capillaria), Beaphar Bird Wormer is suitable for all cage and aviary birds weighing over 12.

For chicken and geese use 60g of product (full size tub) medicates 20kg of feed, 30g of product medicates 10kg of feed and 6g of product medicates 2kg of feed. Worms may be tolerated by older birds who may show few apparent symptoms, but can be fatal for younger individuals.