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Allfarm Levamisole Concentrate

Broad-spectrum poultry wormer targeting common roundworms, administered via drinking water.
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    🪱 Stop Worms Before They Drain Performance 🪱

    Internal parasites silently reduce egg production, growth, and overall health. Levamisole works fast to eliminate common worms, helping your flock stay productive, strong, and thriving.

    💧 Treat Your Entire Flock Without The Hassle 💧

    No catching, no stress. Simply add to drinking water and treat every bird at once, making it the easiest way to stay on top of worm control in both small and large flocks.

    ⚡ Small Dose. Big Impact. Maximum Value ⚡

    Highly concentrated formula means you use less per treatment while covering more birds, giving you a powerful, cost-effective solution for ongoing flock health management.

    So clucking good they
    won't want to share

    • Calculate total bird weight and dose accordingly:
      20 mg/kg (roundworms)
      36 mg/kg (broad control)
    • Dissolve product in water your birds will drink in 6 hours.
    • Remove all other water sources and provide medicated water only.
    • After 6–8 hours, replace with fresh clean water.
    • Repeat treatment in 17–21 days if needed.

    Tip: Ensure all birds drink during treatment for best results.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    What worms does Levamisole Concentrate treat in poultry?

    Levamisole Concentrate is a broad-spectrum wormer that targets the most common internal parasites in chickens, including roundworms (Ascaridia), caecal worms (Heterakis), and hairworms (Capillaria).

    How is Levamisole Concentrate administered to chickens?

    It is typically administered via drinking water, ensuring it is the flock’s only water source during treatment so birds consume an effective dose. Accurate dilution and timing are essential for best results.

    Does Levamisole treat all types of worms?

    No. Levamisole is highly effective against most intestinal roundworms, but it does not treat tapeworms, so additional treatment may be required if tapeworms are present.

    Is there a withholding period for eggs after treatment?

    Many levamisole-based poultry wormers have a nil egg withholding period, meaning eggs can generally still be consumed. However, always follow the specific product label directions to confirm.

    How often should I worm my chickens with Levamisole?

    Worming frequency depends on parasite pressure, but in higher-risk environments, treatment may be repeated every 8–12 weeks or as advised, with some cases requiring shorter intervals to break the worm lifecycle.