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Cydectin wormer?

  • 02-05-2016 7:11pm
    #1
    Bleating Lamb
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    Has anyone on here used Cydectin on lambs?......has being recommended strongly by a neighbour with similar ground who found it good last year and am thinking of dosing Mid March born lambs with it this week.

    Appreciate any feedback.


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  • #2
    rangler1
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    Bleating Lamb wrote: »
    Has anyone on here used Cydectin on lambs?......has being recommended strongly by a neighbour with similar ground who found it good last year and am thinking of dosing Mid March born lambs with it this week.

    Appreciate any feedback.

    Cydectin is good for long cover(6 weeks i think) for stomach worms but only covers nematodirus for a few days so if there's nemotodirus hatch in a weeks time, they're not covered.
    Lots of farmers get caught out that way
    Everyone thought that it was too cold for a nemotodirus hatch, yet it happend, but i have a suspicion that the main hatch hasn't happened yet and the forecasted warm weather will trigger it


  • #3
    Bleating Lamb
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    PM sent Rangler


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