Peck spray?

[kidfarmer]

Recently the "bully" has been pecking all the feathers off the I'm guessing lowest on the totem pole. The poor thing just lets it happen and cowers everytime the bully comes near her. Does the peck spray really work? I would like to get some and have them stop! What brand worked best??

 

[Krystalkate]

Recently the "bully" has been pecking all the feathers off the I'm guessing lowest on the totem pole. The poor thing just lets it happen and cowers everytime the bully comes near her. Does the peck spray really work? I would like to get some and have them stop! What brand worked best??

Did you have any luck with answers to this? I need a spray

 

[aart]

Pecking can have many causes.
Assessing diet and space before spraying stuff on them is a good idea.

 

[roosterhavoc]

Did you have any luck with answers to this? I need a spray

Pine tar works better than the sprays.

 

[chickens really]

Vaseline on the pecked area. Thick too. Chickens hate Vaseline. Mix it with yellow mustard and cayenne pepper powder.
You might have a space problem?

 

[Folly's place]

Too little space, diet too low in protein and/or unbalanced, and then breed and individual personalities. If your feed and housing is good, then consider removing the nasty pecking individual (is she a production red?) or try the peepers on her.
Sometimes having the culprit out of sight of the flock for a couple of weeks makes her less dominant, at least for a while.
Is your victim ill? Other chickens will know before you are aware, every time.
Mary

 

[aart]

Mix it with yellow mustard and cayenne pepper powder.

But chickens don't have 'heat' receptors.

 

[chickens really]

But chickens don't have 'heat' receptors.

Wait I'll post a picture..

 

[chickens really]

@aart

 

[ShannonR]

I have used this before, bought it at TSC