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Albex 10%

Omallep2 · 2015-09-11 20:31:17

Is the above suitable for killing hoose in weanlings? Or would le acids 75mg/ml be better? Thanks

11-09-2015 8:31pm

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Is the above suitable for killing hoose in weanlings?
Or would le acids 75mg/ml be better?
Thanks

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Either will work fine for Hoose. Albex more slowly, Levamisole quickly. Neither have any continuing effect.

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#3 12-09-2015 11:11am

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greysides wrote: »

Either will work fine for Hoose. Albex more slowly, Levamisole quickly. Neither have any continuing effect.

Is there any backup for the notion of changing between albendazole and levamisoles from time to time to try to reduce the likelihood of resistance build up?

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