Introduction to Prevention and Control Methods and Technical Key Points for Chicken Mites
Chicken mites are a common external parasite of chickens. Prevention and control: (1) Thoroughly disinfect the chicken coop. (2) Soak the affected chicken's feet in warm soapy water to soften the scabs, then remove the scabs, apply 20% sulfur ointment or 10% dimecron ointment or 2% carbolic acid ointment, and apply again after an interval of several days. Using 0.1% trichlorfon solution, first soak the affected chicken's feet in the solution for 4-5 minutes, scrape off the scabs, then scrub the affected area with a small brush.
Chicken mites are a common external parasite of chickens.
Prevention and control:
(1) Thoroughly disinfect the chicken coop.
(2) Soak the affected chicken's feet in warm soapy water to soften the scabs, then remove the scabs, apply 20% sulfur ointment or 10% dimecron ointment or 2% carbolic acid ointment, and apply again after an interval of several days. Using 0.1% trichlorfon solution, first soak the affected chicken's feet in the solution for 4-5 minutes, scrape off the scabs, then scrub the affected area with a small brush.