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Poultry Parasite and Treatment Record
A free printable chicken worming and treatment record — product, batch, birds treated, and both egg and meat withdrawal dates from the label.
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One page. Choose your paper size — both versions are laid out identically, so neither one gets shrunk to fit.
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What this sheet is for
Record treatments with the two withdrawal dates that matter, so eggs and meat are not used before they are clear.
Who it is for
Backyard keepers, smallholders and anyone selling or eating their own eggs.
How to use it
- Copy the product name and batch exactly from the container.
- Read both withdrawal periods — egg and meat are usually different.
- Work out the dates each one ends and write them down.
- Record who was treated well enough to identify them again.
What is on the sheet
One page, top to bottom:
Printed under the title: What was treated, with what, and the date the eggs or meat are clear — taken from the label.
Egg and meat withdrawals are different — read both. No product, dose or withdrawal period is printed here. Withdrawal for eggs and for meat are often different, both are on the label, and getting them from anywhere else is how contaminated food enters the chain. In many countries these records are a legal requirement with a set retention period.
Write-on lines: Holding · Holding number · Year · Sheet
Table, 12 rows: Date · Birds treated · Number · Reason · Product as labelled · Batch · Amount · Egg withdrawal ends · Meat withdrawal ends
Write-on lines: Supplied by · Records kept until
Questions
Why does the sheet not say what to treat with?
Because it depends on the parasite, the country and often a vet's prescription, and many products sold for poultry are not licensed for laying birds. Getting this wrong puts contaminated eggs on a table. Your vet and the label are the sources.
Is a record legally required?
In many countries, yes, for food-producing animals — and backyard hens usually count as food-producing even when the eggs never leave the garden. Check locally.
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