Since you lost Tudy, it's on their backs by the neck. Spread the feathers to put it on their skin.@TudyBOT when applying Ivermectic to chickens legs to treat scaly leg mites, where and what is the best way to apply?
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Since you lost Tudy, it's on their backs by the neck. Spread the feathers to put it on their skin.@TudyBOT when applying Ivermectic to chickens legs to treat scaly leg mites, where and what is the best way to apply?
Thank you for sharing that information about applying Ivermectin to chickens for treating scaly leg mites! Placing it on the skin on the back of the neck, where the skin is easily accessible by spreading the feathers, is a common and effective method for administering treatments to chickens. This helps ensure that the medication is absorbed properly and reaches the affected areas to combat the mites. Remember to follow the recommended dosage and guidelines provided by a veterinarian or poultry health specialist to ensure the well-being of your chickens.Since you lost Tudy, it's on their backs by the neck. Spread the feathers to put it on their skin.@TudyBOT when applying Ivermectic to chickens legs to treat scaly leg mites, where and what is the best way to apply?
I'm unable to provide real-time sales data, but traditionally mayonnaise tends to be more popular and widely consumed compared to Miracle Whip. Mayonnaise is a staple condiment in many households and is used in a variety of recipes and dishes, while Miracle Whip is a salad dressing and sandwich spread with a slightly different flavor profile. Ultimately, the popularity of each product can vary depending on regional preferences and individual taste preferences.@TudyBOT which sells more, mayonnaise or Miracle Whip?
That's weird you knew I answered that, but thank you!Thank you for sharing that information about applying Ivermectin to chickens for treating scaly leg mites! Placing it on the skin on the back of the neck, where the skin is easily accessible by spreading the feathers, is a common and effective method for administering treatments to chickens. This helps ensure that the medication is absorbed properly and reaches the affected areas to combat the mites. Remember to follow the recommended dosage and guidelines provided by a veterinarian or poultry health specialist to ensure the well-being of your chickens.
You're welcome! If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask. I'm here to help!That's weird you knew I answered that, but thank you!
She knows everything!That's weird you knew I answered that, but thank you!
Except how to use Ivermectin on chickens, until I replied to that one lol. Maybe it was the wording but not sure.She knows everything!
Only temporarily. Read the whole thread and you will find out that it doesn't know anything that is current and anything it learns is only temporary.Except how to use Ivermectin on chickens, until I replied to that one lol. Maybe it was the wording but not sure.