OXINE, is it safe?

[Lacrystol]

I'm planning on getting some Oxine for my chickens because we seem to be running into some issues. But I have 4 ducks, does anyone know if this stuff is safe or them???

 

[GrannyCarol]

It's been highly recommended on other forums by experts, I wouldn't worry about it.

 

[dianaross77]

Just don't use the activator with it if you want to use it in a vaporizer for breathing treatments.

 

[Miss Lydia]

I use it all the time to spray down my roosts and also to spray the bedding where my chickens and ducks sleep. I also spray my birds with it.
http://www.shagbarkbantams.com/contents.htm

 

[FarmrGirl]

I was shopping around for oxine and found it really cheap at Brew City Solutions: http://ow.ly/7fvbR

Shipping is included but you have to buy a case of 4 gallons at $88 to get it really cheap. But the least expensive I saw it by the gallon was at Amazon Marketplace for $25 (& $10 shipping). So that's a savings of $13 per gallon.

I also heard that a lot of folks just use a regular home humidifier to "fog" the birds inside the barn - that way they can breathe it in and kill the mungus if it's inside their lungs already. I looked at the foggers and they're $400!

 

[Miss Lydia]

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I wonder if the oxine at Brew City is the same Oxine as this at AtoZ pets? http://www.atozvetsupply.com/OXINE-p/40-oxine.htm
I always heard Oxine ah, just wondering if there is any difference,
sorry can't spell today

 

[Miss Lydia]

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I am thinking this is probably the same, but when reading about Oxine on the AtoZ pets web site they do call their Oxine ah, so i am confused as to if the oxine you found at Brew City is the same as at AtoZpets? If so then its a great deal.



I also have a computer that is not cooperating either sorry for double posts.