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Did you read the poultry protector spray bottle? Please go get some permethrin if you want to get rid of the bugs.

Yes. It is zero days.:D

Are you spraying the coop too?

Did you retreat both coop and birds each week for at least 3 treatments?

I need to double check my permethrin concentrate bottle but if I am not mistaken there is an expiration date on it.

I use this exact thing on all of my animals, zero problems. I am not a crazy cat lady though. :cool:

I am glad to hear everything is all better for you and your birds! Thanks for the update.

Right.... The "numbers" are so different which makes it all more confusing! :barnie

Martin's SFR 36.8% products labels read: Poultry use should be at .08% to .33% of the product..... and if treating the Coop one should use a .5% solution. The calculations are on the label I have linked above. Two different recommended percent amounts.

I think they have different rules up in Canada.

I was having a hard time with this one the (36.8%) not being OK when most other percentages are. I was going to dig til I found an answer and the label its self is a good enough answer for me. LOL

And here: is the PDF version page 26 Permethrin SFR Label (1.23 MB)

Martin's SFR 36.8% permethrin is safe for DOGS and CHICKENS.. It's right on the product label which can be read here on page 16: http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/msds/permethrin_sfr_label.pdf

Poultry Northern fowl mites and lice 1-4 fl. oz. to 33⁄4 gallons water (treats 375 birds), 0.08-0.33% AI. High pressure spray. 1 gallon of coarse spray per 100 birds, paying particular attention to vent area.

I should have kept reading look at page 16: http://www.domyownpestcontrol.com/msds/permethrin_sfr_label.pdf ITS SAFE FOR CHICKENS TOO!!

This product contains this: Active Ingredient Permethrin*.......................................................................................... 36.8% Other Ingredients** ........................................................................... 63.2% TOTAL...

I think it is Aart that thought me this! Blame it on her! eta...it WAS Aart!

DE actually works to treat grain mites!!

Oh.... I get where you are coming from now.

Some areas require a license to buy it up there. Depends on what area you live in.