PDZ far outweighs cat litter as an option . Cat litter is dusty also and I'm sure would wreak havoc on a chickens respiratory system.
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As a way to give the coop a cleaner odor and a better floor overall in the coop
Ditto Dat^^^If your coop has bad odors, you might want to reassess your manure management.
Not sure that's great for birds sensitive systems.For regular maintenance and bug control, I routinely make a mixture of 16 oz 70% Isopropyl Alcohol, 1 oz peppermint oil, 1 teaspoon Dawn dishwashing liquid. Add ingredients to a spray bottle and have at it inside the coop, spraying down walls, ceiling, etc.
Not sure that's great for birds sensitive systems.
Folks can go overboard with scented things, peppermint oil can be pungent and long lasting...makes my eyes water.I should note... do not spray the birds...
The evaporation is quick, the residue slight.
Much less than offering fresh mint which is harmless.