Poultry Spray for Mites | Plant Based Natural Non-Toxic | Premo Guard

Apply Premo Guard Poultry Spray daily or every other day during outbreaks. For continued protection, maintain regular usage on a weekly basis and whenever you clean your coop. Regular treatment of birds, roosts, nest boxes, and chicken coops can help control mites infesting your flock’s environment.

Premo Guard Poultry Spray is made with natural clove oil and cottonseed oil—safe, effective, and suitable for daily use. Our customers constantly tell us the scent of the poultry spray essential oils makes their coops smell great too.

Yes. Eggs are safe to consume immediately after treatment. No withdrawal period is required after applying Premo Guard Poultry Spray.

Yes. Avoid spraying Premo Guard Poultry Spray directly into the bird's eyes or vents. For sensitive areas, apply the spray to a cloth and gently wipe.

Premo Guard Poultry Spray uses natural essential oils like clove and cottonseed oils to kill pests on contact. It also helps prevent reinfestation when applied regularly on your flock and around your coops. Essentially Premo Poultry Spray acts as two products in one. It safely kills poultry mites on your flock and coops, and it prevents these biting pests from getting on your birds and in your coops, in the first place. This makes it a convenient chicken mite spray for flock and coop treatment.

Premo Guard Poultry Spray both prevents and treats your flock safely and effectively from mite species such as northern fowl mites, red mites, scaly leg mites, tropical fowl mites, common chigger, turkey chigger, cyst mite, depluming mite, feather mite, bird lice, chewing lice, fleas, ticks and even bed bugs. This includes the northern fowl mite, chicken mites, red mites, and scaly leg mite.

Yes. Premo Guard Poultry Spray is safe for use in poultry environments, including directly on birds, in coops, nesting boxes, and enclosures. It kills mites, lice, and ticks on contact. And just as important, Premo Poultry Spray keeps mites, lice, fleas and ticks out of your coops and off your chickens when used as a preventative.

Treat affected birds and their environment, including chicken coops, roosts, bedding, and nest boxes. Regular cleaning and treatment help target mites hiding away from birds.

Identify and address the source of the bird mite infestation first. Clean affected areas thoroughly and treat poultry housing according to product directions.