Verm-X Poultry Pellets Keep your flock in excellent condition with Verm-X Poultry Pellets, a 100% natural monthly supplement designed to support intestinal hygiene and maintain healthy gut vitality. Suitable for chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys, Verm-X can be fed throughout the year as part of a regular poultry care routine. Verm-X Original Poultry Pellets contain natural active ingredients and have no egg withdrawal period, meaning you can continue to eat your hens’ eggs whilst using the supplement. Key Benefits Supports healthy gut vitality and intestinal hygiene Made with 100% natural active ingredients Suitable for chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys No egg withdrawal period Easy-to-feed pellet formulation Suitable for year-round use Simple three-day monthly feeding programme Feeding Guide Add Verm-X Poultry Pellets as a top dressing to your birds’ normal feed ration for three consecutive days each month. Chickens and ducks: 2.5g per bird per day Turkeys and geese: 5g per bird per day Faecal Egg Count Guidance Before introducing a new intestinal hygiene product, carry out a Faecal Egg Count (FEC) to establish a record of your flock’s starting point. A follow-up FEC should be performed 21 days after the final day Verm-X is fed. Regular faecal checks, ideally at least twice a year, can help avoid unnecessary control programmes and support effective flock management. Product Information Product: Verm-X Poultry Pellets Suitable for: Chickens, ducks, turkeys and geese Administration: Add as a top dressing to regular feed Feeding frequency: Three consecutive days each month Frequently Asked Questions Can I eat my hens’ eggs whilst feeding Verm-X? Yes. Verm-X Poultry Pellets contain natural active ingredients and have no egg withdrawal period, so eggs can continue to be eaten as normal. How often should I feed Verm-X Poultry Pellets? Feed Verm-X for three consecutive days each month as part of your regular poultry care routine. Are Verm-X Poultry Pellets suitable for ducks and geese? Yes. Verm-X Poultry Pellets are suitable for chickens, ducks, geese and turkeys when fed according to the recommended feeding guide. Should I carry out a Faecal Egg Count? Regular Faecal Egg Counts are recommended to help monitor your flock’s intestinal health. Carry out an initial test before introducing the product and a follow-up test 21 days after the final feeding day.
