Poultry Aid Spray

[boxedcow]

I was in TSC last night and saw this "Poultry Aid" spray for Chickens, Ducks, Turkey and small livestock. It was 18 dollars so I did not get it. I have searched all over even google has nothing on it.

I was wondering if anyone on here has used it? Has it helped their hens at all? I was looking for something that would help ease my hens aggravated skin from my over zealous roo. I have included a picture. I do have blue-kote but trying to get near them with it is almost comical as soon as they see the little bottle they run.

I didn't get a pic of the ingredients but it has a lot of oils in it.

 

[Ridgerunner]

If you catch them at night on the roost, you don't have to do any chasing.

Never heard of that stuff. Sorry.

 

[louies mom]

I use it and IT WORKS !! I just wish I could find a recipe to make it at home because it is very expensive and with nineteen chickens, half of whom need frequent treatment, it gets almost cost prohibitive. It seems as soon as the others realize how bad it tastes, they move onto others that normally don't get pecked on. As soon as I spray it on the affected area, the hen seems to immediately relax in my arms as if to say "thank you, that feels so good". They then heal, and the cycle starts over. So you can see why I would really, really like to find a recipe for it. I did come across something one time with a base of olive oil and all the other types of healing oils, but can't find it now. Anyone out there that knows where I may be able to find this article ?

 

[Elturco]

where did you get it?

 

[louies mom]

Tractor Supply

 

[farmhand]

Has anyone had more experience with this stuff?

 

[cbnovick]

Has anyone had more experience with this stuff?

I googled it and found this info.
The company that makes it, Epicare, is a women's skin care research company. I did not find any other source to purchase it from other than TSC.


Epicare Ltd.® PoultryAid® can be used on minor cuts, abrasions and irritations as well as superficial wounds and skin lesions on chickens, turkeys, ducks as well as rabbits and all small livestock. Spray generously onto any wound, burn, or sore, to support healing and relieve the animals discomfort. PoultryAid

is all natural, consisting of USP Food Grade Ingredients. Solution base is Safflower Oil, Apricot Kernel Oil, Mixed Tocopherols, Glycerin, Coconut Oil, Borage Oil, Tea Tree Oil, Vitamin E, D-Calcium, Pantothenate, Lanolin, Allantoin, Camphor, Lecithin, Grapefruit Extract, Biotin and Aloe Vera.

• One 16 fl. oz. bottle of PoultryAid
  
  Wound Spray with trigger sprayer
• Safe for use on food producing animals.
• No antibiotics, no steroids, alcohol-free, and metal-free.
• Arginine Aminobenzoate 2.5%
• 30 day limited warranty

****Main Ingredients - Arginine Aminobenzoate (supposedly helps repair skin DNA and stimulating regrowth)

 

[cbnovick]

Heck, maybe I ought to buy 1 bottle for the hens and 1 for me too???

 

[farmhand]

Heck, maybe I ought to buy 1 bottle for the hens and 1 for me too???

That's funny

 

[marylou27332]

I purchased this spray and a little more for it but it is the greatest product. I used on my chickens, dogs, and even myself it is wonderful. When you apply to a wound it will dry it completely out and healing is so quick. I highly recommend it highly. A must for your first aid kit