4m x 3m Omlet pen, cube, new auto door still boxed and coop light

[Cyber Chook]

As a new chicken person I'm learning every day about their needs and wants. Oh the responsibility!

 

Anyway, I telephoned Johnson's (the veterinary products company) yesterday, to ask whether the mite spray I have for my guinea pigs can be safely/effectively used on chickens (yes, it can).

 

However, I thought I would also pass on the advice they gave me, which is that because of the chemicals involved, after using anti-mite products you should apparently not eat the chickens' eggs for the following 72 hours.

[Egluntyne]

Thanks for that....very useful.

[Cyber Chook]

Doh! I think exposure to the big yellow ball in the sky has gone to my head It has only just occurred to me (!) that it would no doubt say that anyway on the proper anti red mite spray packaging. How embarrassing.

 

Putting it down to too much sun/a senior moment/lack of sleep with new chooks filling my dreams/ and the best excuse, chemotherapy addling the old brain cells.

 

Caroline

[Duckmomma]

Hey don't be

This morning I used hairspray instead of deodorant

And the only excuse I can give is I'm stupid

[kiwichick]

[Cyber Chook]

Hey don't be

This morning I used hairspray instead of deodorant

And the only excuse I can give is I'm stupid

 

At least your underarm hair will be nice and sprightly

 

Caroline

[Fur 'n' Feathers]

Hey don't be

This morning I used hairspray instead of deodorant

And the only excuse I can give is I'm stupid

 

At least your underarm hair will be nice and sprightly

 

Caroline

 

Hope it wasn't "firm hold"