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You're 100% incorrect about every aspect of your statement. Exzolt is oral fluralaner (the same active ingredient in Bravecto). It has been approved in the EU for use in poultry since 2017. https://www.ema.europa.eu/en/medicines/veterinary/EPAR/exzolt There's no withholding for eggs, and 14...

I used a childs medicine syringe and gave each hen approx. 0.05ml to the back of the neck from the Cat branded Bravecto. They each had a dose of approx 7Mg/kg Fluralaner. No chicken showed any issues at this dosage. Dosed twice, a week apart. I've never seen red mites since so haven't done any...

Fluralaner has zero withholding as marker residues are so low in trace amounts of eggs. There's a meat withholding of 14 days as that's the time it takes to breakdown in meat to acceptable MRLs...

Fluralaner. I have used the Bravecto spot on which removed 100% of mites for over a year. I have Exzolt now ready to go but haven't any mites to treat for at the moment.

Where in the world are you? Exzolt will kill 99% of mites and is a water additive. It's available via prescription from a vet. The active ingredient is fluralaner. If you can't get Exzolt, Bravecto spot-on works really well too. Also fluralaner based but is topical. I empty a bravecto...