Chicken & Poultry Cleanse 500 ML By Cooper And Gracie | Keeps Poultry Clean Of Mite Lice | Removes Dirt And Grit From Skin And Feathers | Safe Around Poultry Feeding Area

Nice big bottle, easy to use, great smell, only used it once but the chickens seem more comfortable, don't know if it works, will review again when I find out the results, but very pleased with the product so far.

My Muscovy Drake had a nasty episode of mites on his neck to a point where he had no feathers. He was scratching and was very uncomfortable. I wanted something that I could just spray on and leave as he is very large and very strong and even with my sturdy son pinning him down it was a struggle to get him sprayed and the spray rubbed in a bit.I did think that something so lacking in any chemicals wouldn't work BUT this stuff is MARVELLOUS. After a few days the mites were gone and after two weeks his feathers were nearly back to normal. He has had no return of the mites.Also it is a good size so if you have a few poultry to treat it goes a long way.

Easy to apply and does the job.

This poultry 'cleanse' spray seemed like a good idea for my flock of bantams. They do have a habit of getting a bit muddy or poo-caked especially around the feathered feet, and washing them with water isn't always practical. Nor is it always possible, unfortunately, for them to dust bathe in the great British damp.I was surprised that the instructions for this say just to spray it and leave it on. I expected to have to rub the feathers with a towel or perhaps even rinse it off. Of course just spraying on a product is never going to remove caked on dirt.It smells very strongly like herbs, not especially pleasant but better than poop and mud! However I am concerned with this entire range as I cannot find ingredients anywhere on the bottle or advert. Therefore I cannot judge how good value this is.As for the results, it does help loosen stuck on dirt and also improve smell. I find if I spray enough of this onto an affected area of plumage the chicken in question will have a strong urge to dust bathe the damp feathers. If dust/sand/what have you is available, the caked on dirt does seem to fall off better after using this product than without. Therefore I believe it is better than nothing but not by much.Overall I would not repurchase this as chickens are better off with some sand to bathe in. Severe dirt-cake situations really require a good soak rather than a quick spritz of herb water.I hope you find this helpful.

chicken 🐔 fleadid not bother chickens at all