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Both are legal in Canada and being used on poultry. I was just reading up on a commercial insecticide, brand name: "POUNCE", that contains 384g of Permetherin per liter and is diluted down to 125mL per 100L of water and sprayed on chickens with a 7 day withdrawl period. Source...

Same situation here and I think that anyone who exposes their birds to areas visited by wild birds will eventually have an infestation of some sort of avian parasite that their chicken can't manage themselves but it does look to me like some are more/less prone to lice infestations as only 1 hen...

Thank you @casportpony !

Kathy, I think I must have missed something as I can't see why carbaryl is no longer labeled for use in poultry for any reason other than the residue still detectable after many weeks post-treatment? I don't mean to sound combative, just curious what I missed in this thread using my tiny phone...

Just thought I'd chime in since I'm just having to use carbaryl-based poultry dust for the first time and I did some research on the latent effects of it's use on eggs and meat (when ingested). This is from a fairly old study so take it with a grain of salt but interestingly enough it found that...