Vermigo Caplet is Univet’s niclosamide-levamisole dewormer tablet for poultry.
What Is Actually In It
Vermigo Caplet combines two dewormer ingredients: Niclosamide and Levamisole Hydrochloride. Univet’s page does not publish an amount for either, so only the ingredient names are stated here.
What the Label Says It Is For
Univet’s label states Vermigo Caplet is “for elimination of susceptible Roundworm species and Tapeworms of poultry.” That indication names two parasite groups. It does not cover every internal parasite a bird might carry, and this page does not extend the claim beyond what is published.
Forms It Comes In
Vermigo Caplet is a tablet, dosed by body weight. Univet’s instruction, quoted in the fact box above, is 1 tablet per 2 kg body weight once a month, with the manufacturer adding that repeating every 15 days gives best results. That figure is quoted directly and not recalculated here.
Withdrawal Period
Univet does not publish a withdrawal period for Vermigo Caplet, for meat or eggs. That absence is not treated as a zero-day withdrawal.
What This Page Does Not Tell You
This page reproduces what Univet publishes about Vermigo Caplet: two confirmed dewormer ingredients, a roundworm-and-tapeworm indication, a weight-based dosage, and no published withdrawal period. It does not confirm which parasites, if any, a specific bird is carrying. See the site’s deworming guide for general background, and check with a veterinarian or agrivet before treating.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is in Vermigo Caplet?
Niclosamide and Levamisole Hydrochloride, per the manufacturer. No specific amount is published for either.
What is Vermigo Caplet for?
Univet's label states it is for elimination of susceptible roundworm species and tapeworms of poultry.
How long is the withdrawal period for Vermigo Caplet?
Univet does not publish a withdrawal period for Vermigo Caplet.