Disinfecting a previously used coop

[dixie&trixie]

I recently purchased a used chicken coop. I need advice on how to properly disinfect it before I let my girls in it. There was alot of caked up dried poo and cedar shavings. Im not sure but she may have kept rabbits in there as well since I found alot of pellet type poo. Couldve even been rats, who knows.

The majority of caked up poo was scraped off and the shavings were swept up. I also sprayed a diluted bleach solution in all the nest boxes, corners and along the edges of all the walls.
Is this enough to consider it disinfected or should I do more?

Im am proud to say Ive never had any health problems with any of my girls and I dont want to start now by putting them in a coop that is cleaned properly.

Thanks in advance for your help!!!!

 

[Judy]

A lot of people on here are proponents of a product called oxine. A bit expensive but I believe it is supposed to wipe out any chicken diseases that may be present.

If the coop has not been used by chickens for several months or a year or so, I would probably not do more than you have done.

 

[pips&peeps]

Cocci oocytes will live through bleach cleaning as will mareks virus. I recommend using oxine, it will kill anything even mold spores.

 

[dixie&trixie]

Where do I get oxide?