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  1. CaliBlueChicken

    Organic method for treating chicken lice?

    I didn't know that about neem oil, yet another use to add to the list. Thanks for sharing!
  2. CaliBlueChicken

    Organic method for treating chicken lice?

    Quote: No offense, but Honestly, it may just be what you determine as 'creepy-crawly'. Some people consider having chemical pesticides all over their coop, chickens, eggs, hands and shoes JUST as creepy crawly. I never understood how pouring pesticides around one's house and property to...
  3. CaliBlueChicken

    Organic method for treating chicken lice?

    Yes you must also clean and treat coop and areas. In my old post that I shared I used DE, since then I have also added Oragne Guard which works great, I also spray it around my own house for pests. I also sprayed some organic oils around the coop and area that I knew bugs didn't like as a...
  4. CaliBlueChicken

    Organic method for treating chicken lice?

    Quote: Hello plecostrum, I think that any dish soap should work. The fleas and lice cannot swim in soapy water they sink to the bottom. You can test this by getting a clear glass, fill it with water and dish soap and then put a flea in it, the more they struggle the more they sink. Here is a...
  5. CaliBlueChicken

    Organic method for treating chicken lice?

    Woo Hoo! Thank you chickenannie this works! The fleas were dead! Even the ones I pulled out of the feathers were lifeless. I changed the reciepe half way through to save time and I was dealing with my wilder chickens towards the end. I just combined the salt water and soapy water. I did also...
  6. CaliBlueChicken

    Organic method for treating chicken lice?

    Does anyone know if I can use Palmolive instead of Dawn? (and have it work) I also have sea salt and alot of epsom salt, will these work and are they safe for chickens?
  7. CaliBlueChicken

    Organic method for treating chicken lice?

    Oh I am glad you saved this post! I just found lice on one of my hens, which I think explains my roosters droopy comb and some other hens not so interested in thier food. But I am not so much looking forward to the process as I have a lot of chickens to treat now. Should I change the coop...
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