Erinnlyn
Songster
Hi,
I have a rooster inside in the "hospital". He had to go to the vet and stay inside till he heals from a bump to the head....however he hurt himself, I have no idea (he's been blind -getting better). Anyway, 1 day after he comes home from the vet, I'm giving him his medicine and food and I notice he has lice!!! Never dealt with this before so I locate what I can on a Sunday...some poultry lice dust. In the meantime ordered a small amt. of Elector PSP from the Chicken Chick. It arrived in the mail today. So it's been 5 days since I dusted him with the dust, can I now spray him with the Elector PSP? Thankfully he has been isolated from his 5 hens and I have not found any on them!!!! At least I now have some stuff to kill them. Should I treat the coop just in case, or only treat the hens/coop if I see the little buggers? Thanks!
I have a rooster inside in the "hospital". He had to go to the vet and stay inside till he heals from a bump to the head....however he hurt himself, I have no idea (he's been blind -getting better). Anyway, 1 day after he comes home from the vet, I'm giving him his medicine and food and I notice he has lice!!! Never dealt with this before so I locate what I can on a Sunday...some poultry lice dust. In the meantime ordered a small amt. of Elector PSP from the Chicken Chick. It arrived in the mail today. So it's been 5 days since I dusted him with the dust, can I now spray him with the Elector PSP? Thankfully he has been isolated from his 5 hens and I have not found any on them!!!! At least I now have some stuff to kill them. Should I treat the coop just in case, or only treat the hens/coop if I see the little buggers? Thanks!
