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I threw it away, scared to keep it after all that!

Picture below. Yes,. permethrin 10

I'm so nervous. She's my favorite

Will she be ok?

One girl jumped on the roost while it was on there

I sprayed my coop down with permethrin but didn't dilute it! Is this bad? What do I do?it's on their bedding too

The ivermectin says it's treats biting mice, mange mites and sucking lice?

Thank you. I'm still not positive but what I saw on my phone screen looked like a roost mite. But it was in my house... She had the scabs like mites but also some white stuff on her rear that potentially could be lice? I still see no actual bugs on her. I just did a full cleaning of the coop...

Update-with the Vaseline and bath, the scaly/scabby stuff from her rear end came off. It's still looking very moisturized even though I haven't reapplied. I don't visibility see mites but I did see a couple of my phone screen about a week prior. Should I go ahead and treat?

Thank you both. Will my dogs and cats be safe around the chickens with the ivermectin on them? Also...is this correct?

I bathed her today in Epsom salt and applied Vaseline to her rear end and somewhat around the face. Should I switch to olive oil? The "ivermectin pour on"...is that specifically to poultry? Do all birds need treated?

What might be happening here? My almost 2 year old hens has feather loss around the face and a couple face scabs. A cloudy spot on one eye, some swelling above her eye and a crusty and scabby butt.

Ty. I was worried it may be mites or some sort of infection.

My adult hen, almost two years old, has a really dry/flaky butt. I cannot tell what is actually on her or if it's just extremely dry? Advise please?

Thanks for this. I'm debating what to do for mine tonight!

Do I need to clean out the whole coop first? Or just add in some permethrin dust?

That's not dangerous? Can you advise on how much to use and how to use it?

I noticed teeny tiny bugs crawling on my phone screen. I've also noticed one of my hen has feather loss around her face and neck, and some scabs. It appears we have mites. I just read that straw bales attract them, which I didn't know. I have a couple of mostly intact bales in the run which I...