Description
Livamol with BioWorma is a biological worm control supplement for grazing animals. Specifically, each gram contains a minimum of 30,000 chlamydospores of Duddingtonia flagrans IAH 1297, a natural soil fungus. International Animal Health Products Pty Ltd registers this supplement for sheep, goats, cattle, horses and other grazing animals.
The spores pass through the animal unharmed and germinate in the manure. There, the fungus traps and consumes infective worm larvae, including anthelmintic multi-resistant larvae. As a result, fewer larvae emerge onto pasture, while the protein and mineral base supports young, growing animals.
Product highlights
- Active: minimum 30,000 chlamydospores of Duddingtonia flagrans IAH 1297 per gram
- Targets worm larvae in the manure, including anthelmintic multi-resistant larvae
- Suits sheep, goats, cattle, horses, deer and alpacas
- Zero days for meat withholding, milk withholding and ESI
- Daily rate of 1 g per kg bodyweight
- Pack sizes: 7.5 kg and 15 kg
How a biological worm control supplement breaks the worm cycle
The thick-walled spores resist digestion and germinate in the manure. They then form trapping organs that capture, paralyse and consume emerging larvae. This interrupts the re-infestation stage of the parasite life cycle. However, the product does not reduce larvae already on pasture. Therefore, treat animals with a suitable chemical wormer first.
How to feed Livamol with BioWorma
Feed it daily, based on the heaviest animal in the group. Mix it thoroughly with feed or feed supplements. Alternatively, offer it by free access alongside other feed.
| Bodyweight (kg) | 25 | 50 | 100 | 200 | 300 | 400 | 500 |
| Daily dose (g/head) | 25 | 50 | 100 | 200 | 300 | 400 | 500 |
Frequently asked questions
Q. What does Livamol with BioWorma control?
A. It reduces infective worm larvae in the manure of grazing animals. The label lists roundworms such as barber’s pole worm, black scour worm and brown stomach worm. As a result, fewer infective larvae reach pasture.
Q. Does Livamol with BioWorma replace a chemical wormer?
A. No, it works alongside a chemical wormer. First, treat animals with a suitable chemical wormer. Then, move them to low worm pasture, ideally not grazed by the same species for six weeks.
Q. Which animals should receive Livamol with BioWorma?
A. Feed it to grazing animals, including sheep, goats, cattle and horses. Young animals from three months to 18 to 24 months face the highest worm risk. Likewise, females in the last month of pregnancy and during lactation face higher risk.
Q. Is there a withholding period for Livamol with BioWorma?
A. The meat withholding period is zero days. The milk withholding period is also zero days. Likewise, the export slaughter interval is zero days.
Q. How much Livamol with BioWorma do I feed each day?
A. Feed 1 g per kg of bodyweight each day. For animals over 500 kg, add 100 g for every extra 100 kg. A standard 300 mL coffee mug holds 200 g.



































Lars Larvelle
Just like the product describes
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susanprodger (verified owner)
I have been using this since it was release on the market for my goats. It has been a life saver, only drenching occasionally. Worm count is very low and goats are in great condition from this product.
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Michelle (verified owner)
Great product and super fast delivery
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Greg (verified owner)
Mixed this up with some chaff and the sheep and alpacas love it. Looking forward to a lower worm count as time progresses
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Lloyd Tomkins (verified owner)
Not sure just started using in last month but is promising
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