Vetsense Fluverm Chicken Wormer 600g – Broad-Spectrum & Egg Safe
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Key Features
- Egg safe: No withholding period – continue collecting and eating eggs during treatment
- Broad-spectrum worm control: Treats intestinal roundworms and tapeworms in chickens and pigs
- Small batch friendly: Accurate dosage instructions for Dine-A-Chook Feeders (2.6 kg and 3.7 kg)
- Long shelf life: Remains effective for years when stored in a cool, dry place
- Includes measuring scoop: Easy to dose for large or small flocks
- Approved for backyard poultry: Suitable for meat and egg-producing birds
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Vetsense Fluverm is a broad-spectrum powdered wormer used to control internal parasites in chickens and pigs. With flubendazole as the active ingredient, it provides safe and effective treatment for intestinal worms and tapeworms. It's egg-safe, easy to administer, and a smart choice for backyard poultry keepers who want results without compromising egg production.
Fluverm is ideal for mixing into feed and comes with a measuring scoop for small-batch use. For customers using Dine-A-Chook Chicken Feeders:
- Small Feeder (2.6 kg feed): Mix 1.6 g of Fluverm
- Large Feeder (3.7 kg feed): Mix 2.2 g of Fluverm
These quantities are based on the recommended 600 g per tonne (1000 kg) dosage rate for treating gastrointestinal worms over 7 consecutive days. Adjust accordingly if treating for tapeworm (1200 g/tonne).
Storage Advice: Fluverm has a long shelf life and remains stable when stored below 30°C in a cool, dry place. This makes it a cost-effective option for occasional or seasonal treatments, even in small flocks.
Why Choose Vetsense Fluverm?
Fluverm offers broad protection without the downsides of common worming tablets, which are often not approved for egg-laying birds. It is a proven, vet-recommended product that helps keep chickens healthy and productive.
Directions for Use
For Chickens:
- Roundworms and caecal worms: 600 g per tonne of feed for 7 consecutive days
- Tapeworms: 1200 g per tonne of feed for 7 consecutive days
- Small flocks: Use the supplied 13 g scoop – 1 scoop per 21.5 kg feed (or scale down to your feeder size)
For Pigs:
- Gastrointestinal worms: 600 g per tonne of feed for 10 consecutive days
- Individual pigs: 13 g per 130 kg of body weight
Active Ingredient
Flubendazole – 50 mg/g
Package Size
600 g tub with scoop – suitable for multiple treatments and long-term storage
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place below 30°C. Keep sealed between uses.
The Dine-A-Chook Difference
We only stock wormers that are approved for egg-laying hens. Fluverm is a reliable, long-lasting solution that works for everyday poultry keepers. Shop with confidence from a family-run business that puts backyard chickens first.
Shipping Policy
Dine A Chook offers a range of shipping options to suit your needs. Please review our policies below:
Shipping Rates (Australia)
- Under 500g: $13.95 flat rate.
- 500g–20kg: $15.95 flat rate.
- Over 20kg: Handled via StarTrack freight services. Shipping costs are quoted separately based on weight, size, and destination.
- Express Shipping: Calculated at checkout (from $14.95).
- Click & Collect (Garbutt): Free for eligible postcodes.
- International Orders: Calculated at checkout based on weight.
Orders Over 20kg
For orders exceeding 20kg, we use StarTrack freight services. Shipping costs vary depending on the parcel's weight, size, and destination. During checkout, the "Contact for Quote" option will display as $0.00; however, this does not mean free shipping.
Please Note:
- You will be contacted after placing your order with a custom shipping quote.
- Your order will not be processed until you confirm and pay the quoted shipping cost.
- If you have any questions about large orders or shipping costs, please contact us before placing your order.
Pickup Only Items
Certain items, such as 20kg bags of feed, are available for pickup only from our Townsville HQ at:
Dine A Chook HQ
16 Camuglia Street, Garbutt, Townsville QLD
Please select the "Click & Collect" option at checkout if purchasing pickup-only items. These items cannot be shipped under any circumstances.
How is Your Order Shipped?
All Dine A Chook orders are sent using Australia Post unless otherwise stated. Standard shipping includes tracking, and all orders require a signature upon delivery unless you provide an authority to leave. We deliver to:
- Residential and business addresses
- PO Boxes
- Parcel Lockers
Shipping Times
| State | Estimated Delivery (Business Days) |
| Queensland | 2–3 days |
| New South Wales | 3–5 days |
| Victoria | 5–7 days |
| South Australia, Tasmania & ACT | 6–8 days |
| Western Australia & Northern Territory | 8–12 days |
*With the exception of busy periods, orders received before 11am are generally shipped the same day.*
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Frequently Asked Questions about Vetsense Fluverm Chicken Wormer
What worms does Fluverm treat?
Fluverm treats roundworms (Ascaridia galli), caecal worms (Heterakis gallinarum), threadworms (Capillaria spp.), and tapeworms (Raillietina spp.) in chickens. It does not treat gapeworm (Syngamus trachea).
Can I use Fluverm for egg-laying hens?
Yes, Fluverm is approved for use in laying hens with no egg withholding period.
How do I mix Fluverm for a small amount of feed?
If you're using a Dine-A-Chook Feeder:
- Small Feeder (2.6 kg): Mix 1.6 g of Fluverm
- Large Feeder (3.7 kg): Mix 2.2 g of Fluverm
This is based on the dosage rate of 600 g per tonne of feed (0.6 g per kg). Mix thoroughly and feed for 7 consecutive days.
Is Fluverm suitable for pigs?
Yes. It treats gastrointestinal worms and lungworm in pigs. Follow the label for dosage instructions.
Does Fluverm treat gapeworm?
No. Gapeworm (Syngamus trachea) is not listed as a target parasite. Please consult a veterinarian for alternative treatments if gapeworm is suspected.
How long does a 600 g tub last?
The 600 g tub provides multiple treatments. It is very economical and has a long shelf life when stored below 30°C in a cool, dry place.
How often should I worm my chickens?
A 3-month interval is recommended for most flocks. More frequent worming may be required in high-risk environments or if symptoms are observed.
How should Fluverm be stored?
Keep Fluverm in its original container, sealed and stored below 30°C. It remains stable and effective for years if stored properly.
Is Fluverm a natural product?
No, Fluverm contains flubendazole, a veterinary-grade anthelmintic. Natural alternatives may reduce parasite loads but are not proven to eliminate internal worms.
Is Fluverm better than Kilverm?
Fluverm contains flubendazole and treats a broader range of worms, including tapeworms. Kilverm (levamisole) does not cover tapeworm and has different usage instructions.