AniForte Mites Spray for Chicken 1000ml - Red Mite Treatment, Mites Killer, Poultry Shield

At the first sight of red mites in my chicken coop I gave the chickens a light spray as the cane or of the coop and sprayed inside the coop,a week later there's no sign of red mite, the chickens feathers look shiner and the coop smells nice too,I was recommended this product by a fellow chicken keeper,he has been using it for about two years and swears by it, used weekly I think it would easily last a good six months,very happy with my purchase and will buy again when needed

Genuinely recommend this product. Had an outbreak of chicken lice during the warm weather and before you know it there everywhere. This spray is really effective whilst being natural and having a citronella smell. I've used the powers before and that wasn't seeming to do the job this time. Ordering again for future.

Great for treating mites on chickens but not effective at dealing with mites in the coop. Treat the girls after noticing mites in their feathers. After one treatment the majority of mites had gone with some remaining on the chicks with denser feathers. A second treatment for all of them cleared the remainder of mites. Pleasant citronella smell & it didn’t seem to irritate the chickens. Reduced by 1 star as it did not make any difference to the red mites in the coop despite treating it almost daily. Had to resort to buying smite for the coop which did work to treat the red mites but that cannot be used on the birds.

This appears to work well on red mite. It's beauty is that it gets into cracks and crevices well, is pleasant to use and you can spray directly on to the hens. Keep spraying as the new mites hatch and it does help control the awful things. I use it in conjunction with diatomaceous earth. I wish it came in larger quantities or in a diluteable format for those of us with larger flocks.

I have been plagued with red mites that are living on my birds for about 3 years...yes, I know they're not meant to live on the chickens but I had them sampled by the vet who confirmed what they were. I've scrubbed and disinfected coops and showered the birds then powdered with diatomaceous earth/Battles Red Mite powder and even used Ivormectin and nothing seems to work. A couple of weeks after when I check the birds the mites are back! I hate using chemicals on the birds so looked for a natural alternative - I've used this spray now every 3 days for just over a week in combination with Barrier Red Mite Powder and amazingly, I think it's worked! OK, so the birds' bums are clagged up with dried on powder but I don't care and neither do they! The main thing is, the mites seem to be gone! It has a strong smell, mainly of citronella, but it's quite pleasant. I'm going to keep up with the treatment for a few weeks just to make sure but so far so good! I don't know if it will work on all types of mite or lice but it seems to be effective on red mite.

Easy to use

I brought this product to help tackle a current red mite problem with my canaries. It's the first time using the product and it does seem to work. I have only used it on the cages and surrounding areas as although you can use it on chickens I wouldn't like to chance it on my birds. It definitely seemed to kill the mites that came into direct contact with it. It does smell quite strongly but it's not an unpleasant smell. I'm personally using this along side S76 which you add to the birds drinking water. Another good product is total mite kill but you do have to remove all of the birds before use and for several hours after which is the upside to this product as the birds can stay where they are as long as your careful not to spray it where it might get it in their eyes or breath it in.

Very strong smelling stuff, but easy to spray in all the nooks and crannies. We have an Eglu Cube with automatic door so I purchased this when I saw what I believe were a couple of red mites when I was cleaning it. The chooks combes were a bit pale as well so asquirting I did go. Chooks combes look nice and red again anyway so it may well have been red mites, in which case this product has done the job. Can't comment on performance for wooden coops though, I believe they are trickier to eliminate the mites from.