Frequently Asked Questions

DeerDoc® is not a replacement feed but a specialized parasite‑defense supplement. Unlike conventional feeds that simply provide energy, protein, and vitamins, DeerDoc® delivers a precisely dosed blend of botanical flavonoids—natural compounds scientifically proven to interrupt parasite life cycles, support gut integrity, and bolster immune response. By adding DeerDoc® to your existing rations, you gain continuous, low‑stress protection without resorting to chemical dewormers or facing withdrawal periods.

Our proprietary formula incorporates quercetin, luteolin, naringenin, and other select flavonoids chosen for their documented anthelmintic and anti‑inflammatory effects. Peer‑reviewed studies show these compounds inhibit nematode egg development, weaken adult worms’ attachment mechanisms, and enhance mucosal immunity. In combination, they deliver a multi‑pronged defense that plain feed or single‑compound additives simply cannot match.

Yes. In controlled on‑farm trials, herds supplemented with DeerDoc® pellets demonstrated a 94.5% reduction in fecal egg counts over 30 days compared to unsupplemented controls. Additional veterinary studies on individual flavonoids have confirmed their safety and efficacy in ruminants, making our blend one of the most rigorously tested natural parasite solutions on the market.

When ruminants consume DeerDoc®, complex flavonoid molecules are metabolized by rumen microbes into smaller, bioactive units. These metabolites are absorbed through the gut wall, circulate systemically, and concentrate in the intestinal lining—where they can exert their antiparasitic and immune‑modulating actions before being safely excreted. This unique bioavailability in ruminants ensures consistent efficacy.

Absolutely. Flavonoids’ antioxidant and anti‑inflammatory properties help reduce oxidative stress in the gut, leading to better nutrient absorption and feed conversion. Many producers report stronger weight gains in fawns and yearlings, improved coat condition, and even enhanced antler growth. By keeping hidden burdens in check, DeerDoc® allows animals to allocate more energy to growth and reproduction.

Each scoop of DeerDoc® pellets contains 200 mg of active flavonoids, which is the recommended daily dose per two animals. For ongoing maintenance, feed one scoop per two heads each day on a 7‑day‑on, 7‑day‑off schedule to keep parasite loads suppressed year‑round. If you encounter elevated parasite counts or clinical signs, switch to daily dosing—one scoop per head for 30 consecutive days—to rapidly bring burdens under control.

DeerFlavin® liquid delivers the same active flavonoids in a water‑soluble form, blending at 250 mL per 50 lb of feed. Simply measure the required volume into your mixer or trough and stir well before feeding. This format is ideal for feed mills, large‑scale operations, or any situation where precise, high‑volume dosing is preferred.

While our standard protocol—200 mg per head daily—covers whitetail and mule deer, goats, sheep, and most livestock, extremely small or exceptionally large animals may require custom guidance. If you manage mixed‑species herds or unusual weights, our team can recommend tailored adjustments to ensure every animal receives an optimal flavonoid dose.

DeerDoc® pellets are formulated in an alfalfa matrix to maximize palatability. If intake is inconsistent, try mixing pellets with a small amount of molasses or offering them alongside a highly palatable grain. For DeerFlavin®, you can blend the concentrate into flavored feed mixes or use a molasses‑based slurry.

Most users observe measurable drops in fecal egg counts within 30 days of consistent supplementation. You may also notice animals exhibiting improved vigor, better coat sheen, and more robust weight gains well before parasite counts fully stabilize—indicators that the flavonoids are enhancing gut health and immune resilience.

No. Because DeerDoc® relies solely on plant‑derived flavonoids, it carries zero withdrawal requirements. Meat, milk, and other animal products remain safe for human consumption immediately following supplementation, offering peace of mind for both producers and consumers.

When stored properly—pellets sealed in a cool, dry environment and DeerFlavin® kept at room temperature away from direct sunlight—both formats retain full potency for up to 24 months from the production date. Always reseal packaging promptly to protect against moisture.

No—DeerDoc®’s flavonoid levels are perfectly safe even if animals consume more than the recommended scoop. Any surplus flavonoids simply pass through and are excreted in the urine. There’s no risk of toxicity or buildup, so you can feel confident that extra supplementation won’t harm your herd.

DeerDoc® is compatible with most standard veterinary protocols, including antibiotics and vaccines. If you’re on a regimented pharmaceutical deworming schedule, coordinate timing with your veterinarian so that pharmaceutical and botanical approaches work synergistically, rather than redundantly.

Expired pellets can be composted or applied as a pasture amendment, adding valuable micronutrients to soil. Expired liquid concentrate, when diluted heavily with water, can serve as a natural foliar spray for non‑edible landscaping, leveraging its antioxidant properties for plant health.

You can order directly from our website at deerdoc.net. We ship to all U.S. states with typical delivery in 3–5 business days. For bulk and wholesale orders, please apply for our Authorized Dealer program.

DeerDoc® pellets come in 25lb buckets (treats approximately 12 deer for 30 days) and 50lb bags (treats approximately 25 deer for 30 days). DeerFlavin® liquid is available in 250mL, 500 mL, and 1000mL bottles and 1 gal jugs, while ½‑ton totes accommodate large‑scale operations.

Yes. Authorized Dealers benefit from tiered volume pricing, flexible minimums (starting at eight units), and co‑marketing support including POS materials and digital assets. Dealer applications are reviewed within 48 hours, and orders ship via expedited freight.

Our Dealer Support Portal includes customizable shelf talkers, counter displays, social media templates, and email campaign assets. We also host quarterly webinars and regional training sessions to keep your team up to speed on product science and selling strategies.

We recommend monthly fecal exams during high‑risk seasons (spring and fall) and quarterly checks otherwise. This cadence helps you catch any resurgence early and adjust feeding protocols accordingly.

In addition to egg counts, monitor body condition scores, weight gains in fawns or lambs, coat health, and antler measurements. Improved performance in these areas often correlates with effective parasite management.

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