Hi from Texas!

[Yorkshire Coop]

Welcome to BYC @Magnolia2016

 

[janiedoe]

Hi! I have treated with that, Elector PSP and poultry dust along with other things.

Are you certain that they still have mites? Sometimes it takes a while for them to recover and began to look healthy again.

 

[Magnolia2016]

Are you certain that they still have mites? Sometimes it takes a while for them to recover and began to look healthy again.

No. I have never actually seen mites on any of them. It was suggested to me that they had depluming mites back in January. I have never seen any bugs on them and I have inspected every one of them thoroughly day and night as well as their coop. His skin is just still so red and his ladies just recently started losing feathers similarly to him.

 

[NagemTX]

Welcome to BYC from a fellow Texan!

 

[chrissynemetz]

Hi, and welcome to BYC! It's so nice to meet you!

 

[Idaho Chicken Bungalow]

Welcome to the coop! I use the Forums and Articles tabs at the top of the page to do research. You can get lost for hours. It's nice to know you are minutes away from getting help with questions and emergencies! I always check in the "What's New" section as well at the top of this page. This way I can read how I may have a similar question or help give some advice.

 

[Tookie]

Welcome to BYC! Glad you joined!

 

[ellen60]

I knew a lady that had a ton of trouble with mites and did all the right things to keep the mites out of the coop and dusted the birds. She finally tried frontline spray to her birds and she finally got these creepy crawlies under control.

Do you know which Frontline spray? Cats, dogs?

 

[TwoCrows]

Do you know which Frontline spray? Cats, dogs?

You know, I am not sure which one but if there is a difference between cat and dog, I'd do with the lesser potency. Follow the directions on the bottle for either cat or dog. And definitely give the skin time to calm down, it may take a week or more for the skin to stop looking so red.

 

[ellen60]

You know, I am not sure which one but if there is a difference between cat and dog, I'd do with the lesser potency. Follow the directions on the bottle for either cat or dog. And definitely give the skin time to calm down, it may take a week or more for the skin to stop looking so red.

Unfortunately I am finding that it is not made anymore and out of stock everywhere