Complete solutions for Happy, Healthy chickens
Check out our seasonal essentials, featuring the key products you need over the coming months for happy, healthy chickens.
Virocur Disinfectant is a peroxygen based, broad spectrum disinfectant powder. Use diluted to disinfect poultry housing and equipment, it is DEFRA approved for Foot and Mouth, Swine Vesicular Disease, Diseases of Poultry and General Orders.
Nettex Wound Care spray is a highly effective wound cleanser, for external application to minor wounds on poultry – essential for your first aid kit
Nettex Anti-Feather Pecking Spray is a dual purpose spray to help prevent pecking and cleanse minor wounds.
Nettex Ground and Bedding Sanitising Powder is a highly absorbent sanitising powder for use in poultry housing – coops and runs.
Nettex Poultry Power Drops (previously known as Nutri-Drops) are a fast acting pick-me-up supplement packed full of energy and immune supporting vitamins.
We need to prepare ourselves now for the possibility of a winter lockdown for Avian Influenza, when our birds need to be kept under cover 24/7 to protect both them and the commercial farming industry from this virus – a bit like our own lockdowns for Covid. Disinfecting is especially important if we get a poultry lockdown Nettex Virocur (buff.ly/3ADalbl) is a Defra-approved disinfectant and perfect for using as a foot dip for our boots before we enter and exit the run area. Find a stockist, here (buff.ly/3lgqf2K)
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Thanks Hayley, when we were on our way to Ashbourne this morning Laura spotted a notice saying it was an avian flu zone and I suppose they are quite close to the Staffordshire birn
border! Having problems with pecking at the moment so need to sort that out!
Elizabeth Bradshaw hi liz, I thought you might like to be prepared. Hope your OK.
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Looby Lou and wifelet Screaming Sharon 😍
My old hen Goldie - a Golden Laced Wyandotte
Advice on worming should always be sought from a vet or suitably qualified person (SQP) at the point of purchase. However, as a guide you should undertake a worm egg count quarterly and if needed, Westgate Labs for Smallholders have a reliable and fast testing kit. Always worm your flock using a licensed wormer or a medicated wormer premix. Natural or herbal products are not wormers. For more eggspert Q&As visit buff.ly/3aEAwUS
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Absolutely! Testing every quarter is the way to go 👍
