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Chickens have fowl pox. It seems to be the dry one. All of them still seem to be ok.
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Chickens have fowl pox. It seems to be the dry one. All of them still seem to be ok.
Fowl Pox is mainly contracted through insects like Mosquitoes, but during an outbreak you can sanitize your drinking water with Iodine to help reduce spread through shared water stations.
If using 1% Iodine mix 1 teaspoon per gallon of drinking water. For 2% Iodine mix 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of drinking water. Make this the only source of water for the flock until the outbreak has subsided.
Clean your water stations daily.
If you have photos you wish to share, we will be happy to take a look at them.
Thanks for the reply. I will take a photo in the morning .Fowl Pox is mainly contracted through insects like Mosquitoes, but during an outbreak you can sanitize your drinking water with Iodine to help reduce spread through shared water stations.
If using 1% Iodine mix 1 teaspoon per gallon of drinking water. For 2% Iodine mix 1/2 teaspoon per gallon of drinking water. Make this the only source of water for the flock until the outbreak has subsided.
Clean your water stations daily.
If you have photos you wish to share, we will be happy to take a look at them.
The bottle only mark " iodine tincture" that I brought, so I have no ides what percentage it is.What is the percentage on the tincture? 2% is normally a teaspoon to a gallon.
Can you post a photo of your bottle, front and back?The bottle only mark " iodine tincture" that I brought, so I have no ides what percentage it is.