Re: lym sulfer dip

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chlorine dioxide chickens, mms is chlorine dioxide when activated/

http://www.thepoultrysite.com/focus/dutrion/2293/dutrionsup-sup-chlorine-dioxide

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> I have used lym sulfur dip on everything cats, dogs ,horses ,chickens and

unfortunately it got on me as well. I do not recommend this at all. It is

dangerous if the cats licks it as well as all of the other animals. It must dry

before on them so an ecollar is a must. If they get it into there eyes it can

cause scaling, It burns like a ______ When you get to much of it on your and one

of the horses got hives from it. The chickens were a night mere to do. The

dogs had to keep on herding the chickens to keep them from ingesting it until

they dried. I really didn't see much if any improvement for all of the mess and

stress I had to put the animals am me though. So far cedarcide has worked the

best for me and all of the animals. We are not mite free yet but we are getting

there. If you think you still have mites you could spray yourself with he

cedarside from head to toe that will kill them if your going to be handing other

animals. I have been doing rescue for 15 yrs now I just bathe the dogs that are

going to there new house and spray them with the residual spray made by

cedarcide and so far no problems. Hope that helps,

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preventing upper respiratory fungal infections in your chickens

http://poultryone.com/articles/respiratory.html

http://www.shagbarkbantams.com/oxine.htm

http://www.csp-usa.net/index.php?option=com_content & view=article & id=133:disinfec\

tion-of-poultry-chiller-water-with-cd & catid=49:research

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> > I have used lym sulfur dip on everything cats, dogs ,horses ,chickens and

unfortunately it got on me as well. I do not recommend this at all. It is

dangerous if the cats licks it as well as all of the other animals. It must dry

before on them so an ecollar is a must. If they get it into there eyes it can

cause scaling, It burns like a ______ When you get to much of it on your and one

of the horses got hives from it. The chickens were a night mere to do. The

dogs had to keep on herding the chickens to keep them from ingesting it until

they dried. I really didn't see much if any improvement for all of the mess and

stress I had to put the animals am me though. So far cedarcide has worked the

best for me and all of the animals. We are not mite free yet but we are getting

there. If you think you still have mites you could spray yourself with he

cedarside from head to toe that will kill them if your going to be handing other

animals. I have been doing rescue for 15 yrs now I just bathe the dogs that are

going to there new house and spray them with the residual spray made by

cedarcide and so far no problems. Hope that helps,

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