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Katieowl wrote: |
adds to shopping list.
I've had limited success with the red mite killer, diatom and also the citrox powder...and I also do the perch ends...but they keep coming back
Kate |
I tried all of those before, then out of desparation, I tried this stuff as I had it for the dog. Just clean the house out, spray well everywhere, shut all doors and windows and leave for an hour or two. I usually do it in the afternoon, when they're all out and about. Put in new bedding, grease the perches, and open the house up.
Although with the new hens, I'll be doing a Nat |
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Katieowl
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