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I learned it was not approved only after using it. Thanks for the reminder Folly.

My experience with mites affected only the broody ones AND only in the two coops that had external nest boxes. I treated mine with sevin dust mixed with DE. Very very easy to get it airborn so extreme caution had to be used. Hubby grabbed a sleeping hen, I took them to the run and dusted then...

The spray will dry quickly. I really hope that ends the issue for them. Mites/lice are no fun for anyone.

One thing I have seen here but only saw once..... A hen was in the nest box to lay and another wanted THAT box. The one in the box had her rear to the opening to stop the head pecking so the hen out of the box started pulling butt feathers. Worth watching for. I still do not think it is...

I too do not think rooster damage. I also noticed the bare bottomed hen looking swollen. How old are they? Ever wormed them? Possible mites and another issue for the hen.