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Did you get the valbazen in?? I may need some . I have 25 chickens I know 18 will proably need to be treated same coop. Be glad to send some $ your way. How would you like that check, money order or just plain green cash ??
Yeah..me too Bario. I think this may be some of the reason my hens are not laying. I use DE but am wondering if it is being effective.
I also have bought Oxine to treat my hen houses and chickens. Does anyone know what the dilution recipe is? I know a lot of people use it at shows to spray their chickens in the faces, which I wondered at the first show I attended "What in the world are these people doing??". Now I know. With all the wet weather coming I want to keep the fungal stuff down. I had a couple pullets who got runny noses and kept sneezing. The Oxine worked great but I did not mix it. I want to nip it in the bud this time!!!
Mowing in the nude???? That would make me want to poke my eyes out!
Sorry..had to leave town for a while with little access to computer. I am hoping to pick up valbazen on Monday. I need to figure out the price per ML. when I pick it up if you guys still need some.
@TNBARNQUEEN
OXINE dilution is normally as follows:
1 ml (cc) per gallon of water in your waterer to keep all slime/bacteria/fungus out of it. With oxine added to it, you dont need to change the water every day. You can let it go until they run out.
You can get an "ultra sonic" humidifier to fog the coop. Use about 7 oz. oxine per gallon of water and run the humidifier for 30 minutes every evening for a week to take care of upper resp infections and to sterilize the coop. You can use just one evening a week to knock down smell and to kill all the uckies (technical term, LOL) The unactivated oxine fog will not harm the chickens at all and will usually kill resp. infections.
LISTEN CAREFULLY!!!! I gave you instructions for UNACTIVATED OXINE!!! If you activate with citric acid, you can not get it around the chickens. You can fog the coop if you have some extreme problem.....but keep the chickens away until it is completely aired out.