White blobs in beard...whole flock

[casportpony]

Also, can you still eat the eggs afterwards?

Usually anything that says it is okay to use on poultry has a zero day withdrawal.

 

[angela0408]

I have them too and permethrin spray and dust are what I use. Just don't spray the cats, and keep the cats out of the coop until it dries and you'll be okay.
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Ya, I have an email into these guys to see if I can buy it. I don’t have a commercial agriculture license. I have a bottle of ambush with permethrin. 12g/l. What’s the ratio you use?

 

[casportpony]

Here’s one more option. Canadian tire has bed bug spray at pyrethrin 0.25% and piperonyl butoxide 1.15%, where as the doktor doom stuff has .50% and 4.8% respectively.

The less concentrated stuff will treat lice.

 

[SurferchickinSB]

View attachment 1902539 So we noticed these solid white blobs on both our 2 month old polish and some form of it on our other bearded birds. Looks like they are firmly attached to the feathers. Any idea what it is? Coming up with nothing on google. It seems to be affecting only the young birds in one flock. Various degrees. Do you think it could just be food build up? Picture below.

I would use elector psp.

 

[casportpony]

Ya, I have an email into these guys to see if I can buy it. I don’t have a commercial agriculture license. I have a bottle of ambush with permethrin. 12g/l. What’s the ratio you use?

What's the percentage of the ambush?

 

[casportpony]

I would use elector psp.

Almost impossible to get in Canada.

 

[angela0408]

What's the percentage of the ambush?

12.5g/L so not very helpful. Not sure how to convert that to a percentage.

 

[angela0408]

My math husband says about 1.2%

 

[casportpony]

12.5g/L so not very helpful. Not sure how to convert that to a percentage.

Very helpful!

My math husband says about 1.2%

I just checked with mine and it is is 1.25%.

Is this what you have?

 

[angela0408]

So we figure 2 tsp/liter for ,50%.

Ok so new plan. Clean out all areas of any hay/chips. Remove cat. Spray all roosting nesting areas. Let dry. Bring cat back.

Do you think you could lightly mist chickens with same solution? Or use dreaded dusting stuff on all chickens.

Almost there!