Make monthly flock care easy with a measured seven-day herbal routine that mixes directly into dry feed, wet feed or a favorite treat.
Buff Clucks WormStop is a powdered feed supplement formulated for routine monthly use in backyard flocks. Its finely ground blend combines thyme, fennel seed, garlic, Mexican oregano, pumpkin seed, wormwood and black walnut hull in one convenient resealable pouch.
Instead of measuring several separate herbs, flock keepers can add one consistent serving to each bird’s food for seven consecutive days, then return to the flock’s normal feeding routine until the following month.
A culinary-grade blend made without antibiotics or chemical deworming drugs.
Mix the measured powder into dry feed, wet feed or a flock-favorite treat.
Serve for seven consecutive days once each month—WormStop is not intended as a daily, year-round supplement.
The manufacturer states that eggs may be consumed normally when the product is used as directed.
½ teaspoon per chicken, per day
Serve for 7 consecutive days once each month.
| Crude Protein | 19.3% minimum |
|---|---|
| Crude Fat | 6.1% minimum |
| Crude Fiber | 22.5% maximum |
| Moisture | 9.4% maximum |
8 oz (227 g) resealable pouch with approximately 150 individual bird servings.
Reseal after each use and store in a cool, dry location away from moisture and direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
Give ½ teaspoon per chicken per day for seven consecutive days once each month. Follow the package label.
No. WormStop is designed as a seven-day monthly routine, not as a continuous daily supplement. After seven consecutive days, return to the flock’s normal diet until the next month.
Mix the measured amount thoroughly into dry feed, wet feed or a treat. Provide adequate feeder space and observe the flock so each bird receives its portion.
The manufacturer states that no egg withdrawal is required when WormStop is used according to its label. Consume eggs as usual unless your veterinarian advises otherwise.
No. WormStop is an herbal feed supplement. If worms are suspected, a fecal examination can identify whether parasites are present and help a veterinarian select an appropriate treatment. Seek veterinary care for weight loss, pale combs, diarrhea, blood in droppings, breathing problems, weakness or other significant symptoms.
Consult the current package label or Buff Clucks for species and life-stage directions. For young, ill, breeding or non-chicken poultry, consult a poultry veterinarian before use.