Help! Mite infestation!

[Kiki]

Must be "other" lol

Almost all of the products have "other"...too bad they never tell us what "other" is.

 

[casportpony]

I'm not sure I'm out of town at the moment working. If I get time I'll Google it.

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http://www.repel.com/products/personal-repellents/clothing-gear/clothing-gear.aspx

Okay, so it's just like the pre-mixed stable spray.

 

[jolly wattles]

I think I'll only use it on my hunting gear days before I wear it like it says.

 

[casportpony]

Almost all of the products have "other"...too bad they never tell us what "other" is.

Google the name of the product and "msds", that will usually list the other ingredients.

 

[Kiki]

Google the name of the product and "msds", that will usually list the other ingredients.

305-55

 

[Kiki]

Check this one out:

"Trade secret"

 

[jolly wattles]

Check this one out:
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"Trade secret"

That's messed up.

 

[Amer]

Yeah but most people aren't going to work that hard when they can just spray. Also outside temperatures would be a issue. I wouldn't want to put bathed chickens back out in the elements unless it was hot outside and even then i would be hesitant.
Are you just shampooing your birds without changing bedding and treating the coop? Cause if you're are then just spraying the chickens would be alot less work and time.

Just shampooing the birds. I always take the time when it is very hot out. I do just spray the birds, but the horrible awful birds need to be washed, especially since their vents get full of junk. Plus these are show birds so I am extra careful. I have to wash seeminglythem before shows anyways. I wish we could just get rid of the Ameraucanas and Silkies. There are always those birds that seem to bring mites into the flock. But since the last wash, I've had none.