Can I use this for mosquito control and still free range chickens? (Ingredients in photo)

[KendraMarie]

These are ingredients.

 

[staceyj]

I would say it’s “safe”
I bought it last year.
It looks like sawdust kind of.
It smells delightful, and I’d say it sorta works for a few hours but once it’s rained on forget it.im pretty sure if they see it though , they’ll eat it.

 

[Folly's place]

It's not meant to be eaten, and I agree that your chickens will likely eat it. Very likely it's toxic when eaten. What does the label say? The MSDS sheet?
Mary

 

[KendraMarie]

I would say it’s “safe”
I bought it last year.
It looks like sawdust kind of.
It smells delightful, and I’d say it sorta works for a few hours but once it’s rained on forget it.im pretty sure if they see it though , they’ll eat it.

Does it melt with the rain?

 

[KendraMarie]

It's not meant to be eaten, and I agree that your chickens will likely eat it. Very likely it's toxic when eaten. What does the label say? The MSDS sheet?
Mary

Mary, see the photo for the ingredients. MSDS has same ingredients listed

 

[lazy gardener]

If it's a "sawdust type" of product, I would not let the chickens into the same area. They will eat it. Cedar is toxic to bird's respiratory system. No doubt eating it would not be good either.