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Product guide

newssy Chicken Dewormer Powder, 16 oz

newssy Chicken Dewormer Powder is a feed-mixed herbal supplement for poultry, with chili, oregano, garlic, black pepper, flaxseed and oyster shell calcium. The listing provides a flock-size serving guide and a twice-daily, 10-day cycle, making it most useful to keepers seeking a specified routine rather than a ready-to-use liquid.

At a glance

Herbal blend includes chili and oregano alongside garlic, black pepper, flaxseed and oyster shell calcium.
Listing describes mixing the powder into regular feed according to flock size.
The stated routine is twice daily for 10 days, with half the adult serving for chicks.

Price

$21.18Save 11%

Reference price: ~~$23.79~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Feed-mixed powder fits into a regular feeding routine.
The listing gives a flock-size reference and a separate serving instruction for chicks.
Formula is described as containing no antibiotics, hormones or artificial additives.

Technical specifications

10 specifications

Identity
Brand	newssy
Model	newssy-JF
Product type	Powder

Formula and use
Listed ingredients	chili, oregano, garlic, black pepper, flaxseed and oyster shell calcium
Suggested adult serving	Approximately 1 tablespoon of the powder is sufficient for 4 adult chickens.
Feeding schedule	Feed twice daily for a 10-day cycle.
Chick serving guidance	The serving size for chicks should be half that of adult chickens.
Directions	Picky flock? Start small and mix well.

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	1.08 pounds
Package dimensions	10.2 x 7.6 x 2.44 inches

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

The product is presented as a dewormer and as support for digestive balance, but the listing does not supply evidence establishing treatment effectiveness. Follow appropriate poultry-care guidance rather than relying on this supplement to diagnose or treat illness. The package weight is listed as 1.08 pounds, while the title specifies 16 oz, so confirm the selected package size. The directions also say to continue use as needed after the 10-day cycle without defining a follow-up schedule.

What’s in the box

Included

Powder

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Backyard chicken keepers who want a powder to mix into regular feed.
Flock owners who prefer a listed herbal ingredient blend and a portion guide for adults and chicks.

Less suited to

Buyers seeking a ready-to-use treatment, a verified veterinary medicine or detailed guidance for managing suspected illness.

newssy Chicken Dewormer Powder, 16 oz · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 48 ratings

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Customer feedback highlights ease of use, perceived effectiveness, natural ingredients and a lack of bad odor. One customer reportedly noted no egg loss. These perceptions may matter to keepers mixing powder into feed, but customer comments do not establish deworming efficacy or confirm the stated feeding instructions.

Positive themes

Customers reportedly find the powder easy to use and appreciate the ingredients and lack of artificial additives.
Feedback describes positive perceptions of effectiveness and odor.

Frequently asked questions

How is the powder listed to be fed?

Mix it into regular feed according to flock size. The listing suggests approximately 1 tablespoon for 4 adult chickens, fed twice daily for a 10-day cycle.

What does the listing recommend for chicks?

It says the serving size for chicks should be half the adult serving. It does not provide a separate weight-based dosing chart.

What ingredients are listed?

The listing names chili, oregano, garlic, black pepper, flaxseed and oyster shell calcium.

Does the listing establish that this treats worms?

No efficacy evidence is supplied here. The product is marketed as a dewormer, but that claim is not independently established by the listing information.