Poultry Care: Comprehensive Protection for Vital Flocks

Poultry Care - Why Proper Prevention is Crucial

The health of your animals begins with uncompromising hygiene and proper prophylaxis. Chickens, quails, and ducks are robust animals, but react extremely sensitively to parasite infestations, molting, or nutrient deficiencies. With well-thought-out equipment, you prevent pathogens, alleviate acute complaints, and ensure that your animals can live stress-free. Our range extends from daily coop hygiene to emergency medical equipment.

Mite Repellent and a Clean Environment

The red fowl mite is public enemy number one in the chicken coop. It sucks blood, immensely weakens the animals, and causes egg production to plummet. Reliable poultry mite repellent (such as ultra-fine diatomaceous earth or special ambient sprays) is therefore indispensable. If you clean the coop regularly and treat it preventively, you deprive the mites of any habitat.

Veterinary Supplies and Quick Help

Despite the best care, an animal can get sick or the flock may need a vaccination. For such cases, our poultry veterinary supplies offer quick help: blue spray for wound disinfection, valuable vitamin supplements to strengthen the immune system, or precise automatic syringes for administering medication. This way, you can always provide your animals with optimal care.

FAQ - Poultry Care

How do I recognize a mite infestation?

Mites hide in the cracks of the coop during the day and attack the poultry at night. The first warning signs are animals that no longer want to go into the coop in the evening, pale combs, constant restlessness on the roost, and a decline in eggs. A test: Wipe a white cloth under the roosts in the morning. Red streaks confirm the infestation.

How do I use diatomaceous earth correctly?

Diatomaceous earth is a purely natural silicate powder. You dust it into all dry corners, crevices, and especially on the ends of the roosts. The fine particles dry out the mites mechanically. You can also mix it into the animals' dust bath.

What belongs in the coop pharmacy?

Basic care equipment includes a wound spray (blue spray) to prevent cannibalism with small injuries, diatomaceous earth against ectoparasites, calcium for strong eggshells, and multivitamins that you can administer via the drinking water during stress (molting, extreme heat).