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As more backyard chicken keepers and small-scale poultry farmers emerge, there's an increasing need to ensure chickens remain healthy and free from pests like lice, mites, ticks, and fleas. While many turn to chemical treatments to address these pests, it's important to understand the egg withdrawal period and its potential impact on both your flock and the people consuming their eggs.
Want to lean how to clean your coop like a pro with Premo Guard Poultry Spray? Well we put together some great videos to teach you.
Our all-natural mite killer is a proven solution that outperforms competitors like Mite Be Gone. Safe for pets and family, it eliminates mites, fleas, and other pests quickly and effectively, giving you the peace of mind you deserve.
With so many mite and lice treatments on the market for your chickens, its important to understand the potential risks and dangers of the traditional medicine on the market, and understand the safe alternatives for your flock,
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Check out this awesome Premo Guard coop cleaning video by Kristina from High Hopes Homestead.
With the recent concerns of Bird Flu in the US, we share with you some great tips for protecting as well as treating your flock if they come in contact with Bird Flu.
Watch as Kenzie shows how to use our Premo Poultry Spray to protect her coop, by applying all over the chickens nesting areas as well as directly on the chickens, Thanks Kenzie!
Want to control mites and lice in your chicken coop?
Watch Michele (@micheleroz) use our Premo Poultry Spray to protect her chicken coops from lice and mites as well as her ducks, turkeys, and geese.
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Great how to clean your chicken coop video from Gulf Coast Cluckers on TikTok. Her coop was dirty and nasty and she took us through the process she does to keep her coop clean and fresh.
This past week Premo Guard happily sponsored the 2nd annual Backyard Chicken Summit, A 3-day event developed by Heather Levin from The Chicken Health Academy, to spread lots of great information on how to raise a healthy flock of chickens.