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Manna Pro Poultry Protector is an all-natural solution to the common problem of mites, lice, fleas and ticks within the backyard flock. The natural enzymes in Poultry Protector clean away these pesky bugs safely, without the use of harsh chemicals found in so many other insect treatment products. Ridding the coop of these pests helps reduce stress and makes your birds more comfortable so they can do what they do best: lay beautiful eggs, grow and flourish. Available in a 16 oz. Ready-to-Use spray.
SKU | 3582860 |
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Primary Brand | Manna Pro |
Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Weight | 16 OZ |
Grain Free | No |
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Personalized Item flag | No |
Active Ingredients: Potassium Sorbate .1% by weight INERT INGREDIENTS: Water, Yeast, Citric Acid 99.9% TOTAL: 100%.
Remove bedding material. Spray entire habitat (top, sides, and surrounding grounds) with a fine mist. Replace bedding with new material before introducing birds. Repeat this process periodically to maintain appropriate cleanliness Birds: Poultry Protector can be sprayed directly onto your birds as often as desired. Keep spray away from the eyes to avoid irritation. To avoid potential chilling and associated stress, Poultry Protector is not recommended for birds under 10 days of age, extremely old or debilitated birds. For Best Results, ensure that Poultry Protector thoroughly coats the birds skin by manually displacing the feathers or inverting birds completely during application. Spray chest, behind the head, under wings and around vent. Premises: For best results, spray living area and surrounding grounds with a fine mist every other day during the first week and once weekly thereafter. This product can be used for all ages of poultry and fowl.
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Originally posted on Compana Pet Brands
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Originally posted on Compana Pet Brands
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