how well does it work on resperitory problems on chickens and peacocks
149152
I don't know it, my Dog's vet precribed it for her because of her diarrea..Sorry
149153
We add a little Tylan to our dog's food at the recommendation of our veterinarian.He has food allergies, and it's helped. Sorry, I don't know anything about chickensor peacocks!
149154
Use it for our dog. He has severe allergies and it works better than anything else we have tried. Don't know about chickens and peacocks sorry.
2092502
I live in South Dakota, and it's been a brutal winter. My chickens have done very well in this coop. I've seen a little bit of frostbite on some combs, but since I will not use a heat lamp, I'm not sure that would have been prevented no matter what coop I used. Other than the frostbite, my girls are in very good health. I love my SnapLock coop. It was a great investment.
1538684
it depends on the size of chicken, but Ive kept 3 large chickens in mine, or 4 smaller chickens. The coop sure gets dirty fast though.
1303317
It works great on squirrels. It should work for raccoons. I tested it by touching it and received a surprisingly strong jolt. Because the shock is intermittent, it doesn't harm birds or small animals. In fact, I used it to keep birds from building a nest on an antenna. One shock and they flew away, never to return. The unit is water resistant, but I did put a plastic bag over it just to be safe. You will need some bare aluminum wire, insulated stand-offs, wooden posts, and a means of grounding a unit. I clamped the ground to a convenient cold water pipe. If no grounding is available, you will have to drive a copper post into the ground.4 D cell batteries lasted all summer. It works great on squirrels. It should work for raccoons. I tested it by touching it and received a surprisingly strong jolt. Because the shock is intermittent, it doesn't harm birds or small animals. In fact, I used it to keep birds from building a nest on an antenna. One shock and they flew away, never to return. The unit is water resistant, but I did put a plastic bag over it just to be safe. You will need some bare aluminum wire, insulated stand-offs, wooden posts, and a means of grounding a unit. I clamped the ground to a convenient cold water pipe. If no grounding is... » Read More It works great on squirrels. It should work for raccoons. I tested it by touching it and received a surprisingly strong jolt. Because the shock is intermittent, it doesn't harm birds or small animals. In fact, I used it to keep birds from building a nest on an antenna. One shock and they flew away, never to return. The unit is water resistant, but I did put a plastic bag over it just to be safe. You will need some bare aluminum wire, insulated stand-offs, wooden posts, and a means of grounding a unit. I clamped the ground to a convenient cold water pipe. If no grounding is available, you will have to drive a copper post into the ground.4 D cell batteries lasted all summer. « Show Less
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can't say for sure, but it does a heckuva job on chicken! well worth the money.
230594
It does a great job keeping my chickens inside. I have a post every ten or twelve feet for support. I'm pleased.
962291
I have been sprinkling it in the aspen shavings for my birds nest boxes. ( Cockatiels, conures, lovebirds and parrotlets) and it works great, just sprinkle it not too much. I would think it would work also for doves. Worth trying.
1513895
I don't think it will work with birds. I bought three units to deter racoons which were destroying my garden beds which had fabric/ mulch. They didn't do the job and I wound up using a haveaheart trap. That worked!! 13 racoons last year.
1094858
I'm not sure, it does not work for raccoons or possum's, but before I put them up I did have Owls, but they never bothered my chickens or ducks, I have not heard them at night either, so it may work to scare them away. all I can say is buy one and try it. Anything is better than not trying.
1501135
Yes and mine works great. I have "harvested" wild pigs and raccoon using it,
944493
I have them to protect my chickens. I have had no problems with critters. It's suggested you put the predator at the level shown on the instructions for the particular critters size. The Predadtor was recommended to me by a friend who uses them to protect goats from coyotes. He swears by it. He has 4. Me, all I can say is no problems with the possum or raccoon who got 3 of my chickens BEFORE the Predator. It has blinking red lights. I plan on buying a few more. They work up to a clear distance of 1/2 mile. I'd get them again. It's worth the try
984164
It worked on my chicken and deer problem. I would expect it to work on skunks. If you have a specific area to defend it should be effective.
1187902
Harrisons recovery formula would be good. If your bird is healthy and needs some weight gain then high potency.
1062969
I have had no problems, I just use the moist setting and it works great. I have done ground meat without any trouble. I have also done chickenafter it has been rinsed and drained.
1253984
I bought to use in my farrowing house for our pigs. it has worked ok in the big barn - it didn't have a lot of force, in our smaller room it worked very well. I am using px10 for the chemicle
533560
I've never used anything but this so I can't give you a comparative answer. I can tell you that I fill the water jug less than once weekly and clean the whole contraction once or twice a month. It's great. I have one for 6 chickens attached to a 2.5 gallon glass beverage dispenser. Make sure your dispenser had a lid that can be easily vented. I also have the igloo with the flip up spout which works great, but I like seeing the water level
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I haven't used it in the broiler. Does great to the extent I have used it and cleans up nicely.