Hammer Dewormer

Sagupaan's Mebendazole, Niclosamide and Levamisole dewormer tablet, labeled against a broad range of roundworms, tapeworms and flukes in gamefowl. No withdrawal period is published.

BrandSagupaan
ManufacturerSagupaan Superfeeds, Inc.
TypeDewormers
Formtablet
Active ingredientsMebendazole — 10 mg/tablet; Niclosamide — 100 mg/tablet; Levamisole hydrochloride — 15 mg/tablet
Label indicationAnthelmintic for prevention and treatment of roundworms (gape worms, crop worms, gullet worms, proventicular worms, gizzard worms, intestinal worms, cecal worms, eye worms), tapeworms and flukes in gamefowls
Withdrawal periodNot published by the manufacturer — ask your veterinarian or agrivet
StatusPrescription (veterinary)

We could not confirm this product's withdrawal period against the manufacturer, and we have not estimated one. Do not assume there is none. Ask your veterinarian or agrivet how long to wait before eating the eggs or the bird.

Hammer Dewormer is Sagupaan’s three-compound anthelmintic tablet, combining Mebendazole, Niclosamide and Levamisole hydrochloride.

What Is Actually In It

Per tablet, the label states 10 mg of Mebendazole, 100 mg of Niclosamide, and 15 mg of Levamisole hydrochloride. Mebendazole and Levamisole both target roundworm-type nematodes, while Niclosamide targets tapeworms, giving the combination broad coverage of the parasite groups named on the label. These figures are transcribed exactly as the label states them, with no conversion or rounding.

What the Label Says It Is For

The label lists Hammer Dewormer as an anthelmintic for prevention and treatment of a long roster of roundworm types (gape worms, crop worms, gullet worms, proventicular worms, gizzard worms, intestinal worms, cecal worms and eye worms), plus tapeworms and flukes, in gamefowl. That is the manufacturer’s own list, reproduced above.

Forms It Comes In

Hammer Dewormer is sold as a tablet. The label gives a monthly maintenance dose and a separate “21-Day Keep” pre-fight protocol, with the first deworming 21 days before a fight and the last 10 days before, quoted verbatim in the box above. This body text does not repeat, convert, or adjust either schedule.

Withdrawal Period

No withdrawal period is published for Hammer Dewormer. Absence of a published figure is not the same as a zero-day withdrawal, and it is not treated as one here. This matters in particular for a product with a labeled pre-fight dosing window: the 10-day gap the label builds into its “21-Day Keep” schedule is a competition-timing instruction, not a stated withdrawal period, and this page does not treat it as one.

What This Page Does Not Tell You

This page transcribes what is published about Hammer Dewormer. It does not tell a reader whether a bird actually has worms, which species, or how heavy an infestation might be. Take the bird to a veterinarian, an agrivet, or the local agriculture office before deciding on a deworming schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is in Hammer Dewormer?

Mebendazole, Niclosamide and Levamisole hydrochloride, three anthelmintic compounds combined in one tablet.

What parasites does Hammer Dewormer target?

The label lists a range of roundworm types (gape, crop, gullet, proventicular, gizzard, intestinal, cecal and eye worms), plus tapeworms and flukes.

How long is the withdrawal period for Hammer Dewormer?

No withdrawal period is published. The label's own "21-Day Keep" schedule is a pre-fight dosing timeline, not a stated withdrawal period.