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ROOTKIND FARM · 2 IN 1 DEWORM & DEFEND LIQUID

Support your hens. Make care simpler.

Deworm & Defend is a liquid poultry supplement. Mix it into drinking water. It combines plant enzymes with gut and immune nutrition—without adding loose powder to their feed.

  • Mix into water. Keep their usual feed.
  • Plant enzymes + gut and immune nutrition.
  • Up to 2 free bottles. Save 10% more with a subscription.

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*Supply estimate uses the brand’s target of one 250 mL bottle for 10 hens over 5 monthly care cycles. Follow the label; delivery frequency is separate.

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Water-mix liquid Plant enzymes + nutrition 90-day first-order guarantee

Changes in your hens deserve a closer look

Fewer eggs? Messy droppings? A hen losing weight?

Worms are one possible cause. Other problems can look the same. A vet can use a fecal test to help check.

AI-generated close-up of a hen with missing feathers and exposed skin, an example of a nonspecific warning sign.

Changes in feather condition

AI-generated examples of damaged eggshells; not evidence of worms or product results.

Changes in the nest box

AI-generated illustration of loose chicken droppings with a separately magnified parasite-egg inset; eggs are not visible to the naked eye.

Changes in droppings

These pictures show possible warning signs, not a diagnosis. Worm eggs need magnification to be seen.

Thinking of a feed supplement? Ask this first.

What matters to fellow hen keepers

Putting a worm supplement in their feed? Will your hens eat it?

The grain may be gone. The powder may still be there.

Deworm & Defend is a liquid you mix into drinking water. Here is how that changes the routine.

External comments about other products or feeding routines—not RootKind reviews. Images illustrate each topic; they are not reviewer photos.

Swipe through the concerns and our answers.
Illustrative scene of a hen selecting grain while fine powder remains in a feeder.
External review · Another feed supplement

Will it end up under the grain?

“falls to the bottom of the feeder”

Sesmill · Chewy · August 12, 2026

The RootKind approach

Mix Deworm & Defend into clean drinking water. Keep their usual food. There is no powder in the feed for them to leave behind.

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Illustrative farm scene of a keeper inspecting a feed bowl, not a photograph of the reviewer.
External review · Another feed supplement

Worried about strong-smelling powders?

“So strong I couldn't breathe.”

Cinda · Chewy · October 17, 2026

The RootKind approach

Measure the liquid. Add it to the water as directed. You do not need to scoop dry supplement powder into their food. Check that your hens keep drinking.

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Illustrative backyard scene of hens pecking and selecting food.
External comment · Feed-sorting discussion

Did the hen you are worried about get any?

“The chickens picked through and scattered the feed everywhere.”

Reddit contributor · r/BackYardChickens · March 24, 2025

The RootKind approach

Putting the supplement in water avoids feed sorting. But hens drink different amounts. Watch each bird and follow the label.

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Illustrative close-up of grain and fine material remaining in a poultry feed trough.
External comment · Another supplement discussion

Am I paying for what gets thrown away?

“I prefer to be frugal”

Reddit contributor · r/chickens · May 11, 2026

The RootKind approach

Throw away half of a $30 supplement, and one full container’s worth consumed would cost $60. This is an example. Our liquid keeps supplement powder out of the feed.

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External comment · Another liquid supplement

What am I actually giving them?

“mixes into the water easily without settling to the bottom”

Reddit contributor · r/BackYardChickens · August 28, 2022

The RootKind approach

Plant enzymes are the first part of Deworm & Defend. Gut and immune nutrition is the second. One liquid brings both ingredient roles together.

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Illustrative farm scene of a keeper with a hen, not a photograph of the reviewer.
External review · Another brand’s subscription service

What if this routine is not for me?

“letting me know my subscription has been already cancelled”

Trustpilot contributor · Trustpilot · October 13, 2026

The RootKind approach

Buy once, or choose a subscription. Manage or cancel online. Your first order has a 90-day product money-back guarantee. Read the terms.

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See why Walter chose a water-mix liquid
AI-generated portrayal of Walter in everyday work clothes beside a hen at his backyard coop.
Scene illustrating Walter’s account.

Why Walter changed his hens’ routine

Why did Walter switch his hens to Deworm & Defend?

Walter had mixed a poultry powder into his hens’ feed. Some hens ate the grain and left the powder.

The grain was gone. The supplement was still there.

RootKind Deworm & Defend goes into drinking water. Walter kept their usual feed and mixed the liquid as directed.

The first change he noticed was simple: no supplement powder left beneath the grain. He still watched his hens closely.

Read how Walter used Deworm & Defend

What is inside Deworm & Defend?

What does the two-part ingredient idea mean?

First: plant enzymes. Second: gut and immune nutrition. Here is the job behind each ingredient.

01

Part 1: plant enzymes

Papain comes from papaya. Bromelain comes from pineapple. Scientists have tested these enzymes on some worms in the lab.

02

Part 2: nutrition for the hen

FOS feeds some gut bacteria. Yeast beta-glucans and vitamin E add gut and defense nutrition.

01 / Plant enzyme

Papaya · Papain

Papain cuts proteins. Lab studies show it can damage the outer surface of some worms.

02 / Plant enzyme

Pineapple · Bromelain

Bromelain is an enzyme from pineapple. It is part of the same plant-enzyme research approach.

03 / Defense nutrition

Yeast beta-glucans

Yeast beta-glucans have been studied in chickens for their effects on some immune responses. They add defense nutrition.

04 / Gut nutrition

FOS prebiotic fibers

FOS is a prebiotic fiber. Some helpful gut bacteria can use it as food.

05 / Antioxidant nutrition

Vitamin E

Vitamin E adds antioxidant nutrition. It belongs alongside your hens’ normal, balanced feed.

Explore the ingredient research

Ingredient studies are not a trial proving that this finished liquid treats worms in hens. A vet can help choose treatment for a diagnosed infection.

Using Deworm & Defend

How do I give it to my hens?

01

Measure the liquid

Use the amount on the product label. A bottle size or delivery plan is not a dose.

02

Mix it into water

Add it to clean drinking water. Follow the label for mixing and changing the water.

03

Watch your hens

Check that they drink and eat normally. Watch their droppings, body condition and laying.

Follow the label for use. Your subscription only sets when the next bundle is delivered.

90Days

Your first order, covered

What if Deworm & Defend is not right for me?

Tell us within 90 days of delivery. We will refund your first order’s product price, even if you opened a bottle. No return needed.

Original shipping is non-refundable. One claim per household. A refund does not automatically cancel future subscription deliveries. Read the full guarantee.

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BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

Quick questions. Clear answers.

What Deworm & Defend is, how to use it and what your order includes.

What does “2 in 1” mean?

Deworm & Defend combines two ingredient roles. Papaya and pineapple provide plant enzymes. FOS, yeast beta-glucans and vitamin E add gut and immune nutrition.

Why mix Deworm & Defend into water?

You keep their usual food. There is no loose supplement powder in the grain for hens to pick around. Hens still drink different amounts, so watch their intake and follow the label.

Can it replace a prescribed worm medicine?

No finished-product treatment trial has been supplied for this formula. If worms are found, ask your vet about the right treatment. A supplement and a prescribed medicine are not the same.

How many bottles do I get?

Buy 1 and get 1 bottle. Buy 2 and get 3 bottles. Buy 3 and get 5 bottles. Every bottle is 250 mL. Choose a one-time order or save another 10% with a subscription.

What repeats with my subscription?

The whole bundle repeats, including its free bottles. Choose delivery every 1, 2 or 3 calendar months. The form shows your renewal price. Shipping and tax are extra. Manage, skip or cancel online.

What does delivery cost?

Standard delivery costs $4 and takes 5–7 business days. Express costs $7 and takes 1–2 business days. Shipping and tax are shown at checkout.

What does the 90-day guarantee cover?

Your first order’s product price. Opened bottles are eligible. Contact us within 90 days of delivery. No return is needed. Shipping is not refunded. One claim per household. A refund does not cancel future deliveries.

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