Bird Wormer Tablets for Caged Birds Over 250g: Broad-Spectrum Individual Oral Dosing, 100-Tablet Bottle

Give each eligible caged bird a weight-matched oral dose with these broad-spectrum bird wormer tablets. Intended for caged birds over 250g, they control six listed worm types and provide a secure way to dose birds individually. The 100-tablet bottle suits homes or lofts managing a planned worming routine.

Each tablet is administered directly into the throat according to the bird's bodyweight. Treat every bird sharing the same loft or cage, then clean and disinfect the enclosure three days later to support a thorough care routine.

Key Features

• Broad-spectrum control covers threadworm, caecal worm, roundworm, gape worm, gizzard worm and tapeworm, addressing several common worming needs with one treatment.
• Individual oral administration provides a secure dosing method, making it easier to manage each eligible bird according to bodyweight.
• Three weight-based tablet amounts give pet parents clear dosing guidance for caged birds from 250g to 1kg.
• Treating all birds in the same cage or loft supports a coordinated worming routine across birds sharing one living space.
• Cleaning and disinfecting the cage or loft three days after treatment pairs worming with practical environmental hygiene.

Specifications

• Pack size: 100 tablets.
• Variant: 100 tabs.
• Active composition: levamisole hydrochloride 20mg and praziquantel 4mg.
• Suitable bodyweight: caged birds over 250g.
• Dose for birds weighing 250–500g: ½ tablet.
• Dose for birds weighing 500–750g: 1 tablet.
• Dose for birds weighing 750g–1kg: 1½ tablets.
• Administration route: orally and directly into the throat.
• Do not feed birds for 24 hours before treatment.
• Do not feed birds for three hours after treatment.
• Do not administer to bird species or strains known to be sensitive to levamisole.
• Do not dose during extremely hot, dry weather.
• Do not treat stressed birds or birds feeding young.
• Treatment during the breeding season is not recommended.
• Treatment of racing pigeons is not recommended during the breeding season or racing period indicated by the directions for use contextually provided for racing pigeons treatment avoidance when applicable; follow veterinary guidance before use.

Vomiting may occur, so leave birds undisturbed for at least ten minutes after treatment. Parrots may be less tolerant of levamisole than pigeons. If worm problems continue, consult a veterinarian. Shipping is unavailable to New Zealand.