Unsecure chicken perches

[Dolly]

I've recently tried the Johnson's Anti Peck spray and Ukadex and whilst Ukadex is much more expensive (about £18 inc P&P I think we paid), smells truly revolting and has (temporarily - I hope) turned my lovely light sussex brown, I'd definitely recommend it. The Johnson's stuff didn't work at all and I used half the bottle on 2 of our girls in a couple of days so I'm not convinced it would be cheaper in the long run.

 

We are on week 2 of 'feather plucking watch' and the Ukadex seems to be working (here's hoping I've not spoken too soon....)

[Nickytango]

Yesterday ,the scared chicken came out of the hen house for 15 mins at last . They all seemed to be getting along with each other until the bully forgot, hang on this is MY place, get back into your hen house and chased her back !

 

I've now ordered the cheaper option of pecking spray so we shall try that along with tee tree oil

[Abbey Road Girl]

 

We are on week 2 of 'feather plucking watch' and the Ukadex seems to be working (here's hoping I've not spoken too soon....)

 

Thanks, Dolly. I'm sure I'm not the only one grateful for your comparison of the two sprays. If I can't get the bumper bits fitted, I may have to resort to Ukadex.

 

Good luck!