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Kelly from BachBach Bouquet shares insights on eliminating mites and lice in chickens. The suggested treatment is Electric PSP, which effectively kills bugs and eggs in one application. Emphasizing the importance of thorough treatment, the video highlights key areas for spraying and preventative measures like dust baths. The process involves cleaning coop areas and replacing bedding to maintain a mite and lice-free environment. Overall, the goal is to ensure a healthy flock by addressing parasite infestations effectively.
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In this part of the video, Kelly from BachBach Bouquet discusses how to completely eliminate mites and lice in chickens. She explains that signs of infestation include bugs on the chicken and white clusters of lice eggs near their vent area. Lice are host-specific and need to live on birds, while mites can infest the coop. The recommended treatment is Electric PSP, a concentrate mixed with water and sprayed on the chickens. It is effective in killing both mites and lice, including their eggs, in one treatment, making it a cost-effective and long-lasting solution.
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In this part of the video, the speaker discusses treating chickens for parasites. They emphasize the importance of spraying the skin, not just the feathers, to ensure effective treatment. The demonstration shows spraying the vent area, under the wings, and the neck region. The product shown is non-toxic and safe for chicken owners to use without the need for gloves or a mask. The treatment kills both the parasites and their eggs, making it a comprehensive solution. The speaker cautions against contaminating water sources with the product and advises following safety instructions on the bottle.
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In this segment of the video, the main points discussed include the importance of thoroughly treating your entire flock for mites and lice, cleaning out the chicken coop, nest boxes, and roost bars, and replacing bedding and nesting material. The speaker emphasizes the effectiveness of one treatment in eradicating mites and lice, shares tips on preventative measures such as dust baths and having a dust bathing area available for chickens. Diatomaceous earth is suggested as a good preventative measure, but not as a treatment. The speaker highlights the product’s effectiveness in eliminating bugs and eggs, ensuring a mite and lice-free environment.