Is this scaly leg mites!?

[JessesChickens101]

This is my Australorp 'Mumma' She is roughly 4 years old, Are these scaly leg mites or just old australorp feet?

 

[MysteryChicken]

Looks like Scaly leg mites.

 

[JessesChickens101]

I've watched YouTube videos on how to treat it but does anyone on here have a certain way they treat it?

 

[MysteryChicken]

I've watched YouTube videos on how to treat it but does anyone on here have a certain way they treat it?

I use a natural mite spray on their legs. Works with 3 treatments.

Other people will have more helpful suggestions.

 

[LaFleche]

I use Ballistol Animal Spray which creeps into all the crevices and underneath the scales and suffocates the mites including their eggs.
Spraying every other day for ten days (five times).

 

[JessesChickens101]

I use Ballistol Animal Spray which creeps into all the crevices and underneath the scales and suffocates the mites including their eggs.
Spraying every other day for ten days (five times).

Thankyou! Should i separate her from the flock? Btw she is the only one in the flock who has it! Weird?

 

[LaFleche]

Thankyou! Should i separate her from the flock? Btw she is the only one in the flock who has it! Weird?

No need for separation, but I would spray them all as scaly leg mites are contagious, but mostly only noticed after at least one year of their greyish feces accumulating and lifting the scales.

Ballistol Animal is a natural spray so no need for egg withdrawal.

 

[JessesChickens101]

No need for separation, but I would spray them all as scaly leg mites are contagious, but mostly only noticed after at least one year of their greyish feces accumulating and lifting the scales.

Ballistol Animal is a natural spray so no need for egg withdrawal.

Thankyou so much for the advice!