cattle dose endospec

music110

any opinions on how good endospec is. cheers

RaggyDays

Cheap, works OK

Marooned75

Used it once didn't think much of it wouldn't recommend it

Sami23

Marooned75 wrote: »

Used it once didn't think much of it wouldn't recommend it

Would Albex 10% be a better dose or is there somsthing better out there at a similar price to Albex ?

Sami23

Sami23 wrote: »

Would Albex 10% be a better dose or is there somsthing better out there at a similar price to Albex 10% ?

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whelan1

i use endospec sc 10% on all cows when drying off, never had a problem with it, use zanil then on them at calving

bob charles

its just albendazole which is sold under loads of different trade names, albex,endospec, and couple more I cant think of. its okay for worms but for fluke its far from an ideal product. I was using it as a secondary treatment fluke product due to the short withdrawal, and this was probably the only reason I was using it. even as a follow up treatment it wasnt the greatest. horses for courses but is still fine for worms

Sami23

bob charles wrote: »

its just albendazole which is sold under loads of different trade names, albex,endospec, and couple more I cant think of. its okay for worms but for fluke its far from an ideal product. I was using it as a secondary treatment fluke product due to the short withdrawal, and this was probably the only reason I was using it. even as a follow up treatment it wasnt the greatest. horses for courses but is still fine for worms

Cheers Bob, what dose would you recommend as a Fluke AND Wormer ?

mickey24

hi had Bovitec plus recommended to me as good all round dose for worms and fluke , has anyone used it.

jt65

mickey24 wrote: »

hi had Bovitec plus recommended to me as good all round dose for worms and fluke , has anyone used it.

just another trade name read bob's comment a couple of posts up ^^