🐾 Say goodbye to pests and hello to a cleaner coop!
Net Tex Ready to Use Total Mite Kill Liquid is a powerful 750 ml solution designed to effectively eliminate mites, fleas, lice, and other insects while also disinfecting your chicken coop and animal housing. With a weight of 0.79 kg, this user-friendly spray not only targets harmful pests but also kills bacteria, viruses, yeast, algae, and fungi, ensuring a safe and clean environment for your animals.
| Pet Type | Farm Animal |
| Product Dimensions | 11 x 7 x 29 cm; 790 g |
| Item model number | 26602 |
| Item Form | Spray |
| Size | 750 ml (Pack of 1) |
| Volume | 27.86 Fluid Ounces |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries required | No |
| Batteries Included | No |
| Specification Met | USDA |
| Item Weight | 790 g |
P**E
Good stuff.
Works well. Thank you.
E**N
Effective!
Great product, really worked and got rid. Smells strong and quite sticky.
J**G
Does what it says!
Had an issue with bird mites and this was really good! Killed any new ones trying to come in! Quite a strong smell and leaves a pink residue!
P**E
Mite spray.
Fantastic to kill the pest mites.
B**T
It works
Brilliant stuff for Red mites
B**.
Chicken welfare
As described.
B**E
Can take a while to clear mites completely
Smells absolutely VILE. Instructions say to repeat the spraying after 3 days, however if you are trying to clear mites from your coop you'll need to do it daily. Even with not many mites it's taking a while - possibly due to current weather conditions (hot and humid alternating with heavy rain) which aren't helpful for the chooks - but the mites seem to thrive. To keep the mites off the chooks, try putting garlic in their drinking water as the mites don't like the taste of garlic in the chooks' blood.
A**A
Absolutely brilliant!
This is the answer to your mite problems. Having chickens for couple of years without any problems but ofcourse as a chicken keeper the might issue will sneak up on you at some point. I have tried many things including the DE but the mites just keep coming back. So as a last resort I thought i give spray a try and omg!! It does small lovely and does the job. The idea that you spray initially everywhere where the mites may hide and then use it as an upkeep. It has oily consistency and soaks into the wood nicely, making it unpleasant environment for the mites to be and ofcourse kills the ones that are there. Obviously don’t spray this on the chickens and ventilate well when doing it.
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