Inca Piperazine Solution 250mL: Roundworm Wormer for Poultry, Pigeons and Pigs Inca Piperazine Solution is an economical in-water wormer for poultry, pigeons and pigs, used to control roundworm. It's added straight to drinking water, which makes worming a whole flock, loft or group simple, and it's a long-trusted, easy option for backyard keepers and small producers. This 250mL bottle is a mid-size option for backyard flocks, pigeon lofts and hobby farms. The active constituent is piperazine anhydrous (172.5g/L). It treats roundworm (Ascaridia galli) in poultry and roundworm (Ascaridia columbae) in pigeons, and in pigs it treats roundworm (Ascaris suum) and nodule worm (Oesophagostomum spp). Piperazine works by paralysing the worms so the animal passes them naturally. A real advantage for anyone keeping birds for the table or for eggs is that there's no meat or egg withholding period, so eggs can still be eaten during and after treatment. Because it treats the current worms rather than eggs still to hatch, a repeat treatment is important to catch maturing worms. Key Features & Benefits In-water roundworm wormer for poultry, pigeons and pigs Active constituent: piperazine anhydrous 172.5g/L Treats roundworm in poultry (Ascaridia galli) and pigeons (Ascaridia columbae) Treats roundworm (Ascaris suum) and nodule worm (Oesophagostomum spp) in pigs Added to drinking water, or wet mash, for easy whole-group dosing Nil egg and meat withholding period 250mL bottle, a handy mid-size for flocks, lofts and hobby farms Dosage Poultry (per 100 birds): Under 7 weeks: 40mL in 2L water 7 to 8 weeks: 50mL in 2L water 9 to 12 weeks: 60mL in 5L water 13 to 16 weeks: 60mL in 7L water 17 to 20 weeks: 70mL in 9L water Over 20 weeks: 90mL in 11L water Pigeons: 0.5mL per 40mL of water, per pigeon Pigs: 4mL per 5kg bodyweight, added to the morning drinking water or wet mash How to Use Withhold water overnight before treatment so animals are thirsty and drink the medicated water readily Provide the medicated water according to the number of animals, and do not offer plain water until the medicated water is consumed Once it's consumed, provide fresh plain water for the rest of the day It can also be mixed into wet mash, or given to pigs by individual drenching Repeat after 6 weeks for birds, and at 1 to 2 month intervals for pigs, to catch maturing worms Important Notes Withholding periods: nil for both eggs and meat For pigs, dose in-pig sows about 4 weeks before farrowing, piglets from 5 weeks of age, and all brought-in pigs Repeat treatments are necessary, as piperazine clears current worms but not eggs yet to hatch Store below 30°C in a cool place, protected from light, out of reach of children and pets Always read and follow the label directions before use FAQs What does Inca Piperazine Solution treat? It treats roundworm in poultry (Ascaridia galli) and pigeons (Ascaridia columbae), and roundworm (Ascaris suum) plus nodule worm (Oesophagostomum spp) in pigs. What is the poultry dose? It's based on age, per 100 birds: for example 40mL in 2L water for birds under 7 weeks, up to 90mL in 11L water for birds over 20 weeks. Provide the medicated water according to the number of birds and repeat after 6 weeks. What's the dose for pigeons and pigs? Pigeons: 0.5mL per 40mL of water per bird. Pigs: 4mL per 5kg bodyweight in the morning drinking water or mash. Repeat as directed. Is there a withholding period for eggs or meat? No. There's a nil withholding period for both eggs and meat, so they can be used during and after treatment. Why do I need to worm again after the first treatment? Piperazine clears the worms present at the time but not eggs still to hatch, so a repeat treatment (after 6 weeks for birds) catches maturing worms. Where can I buy Inca Piperazine Solution in Australia? Order online for delivery across Australia, or pick up in-store at Bonnyrigg, NSW.
