can it be used on chickens that are being pecked?
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Linda, we have not have any experience to sell Pine Tar for the purposes, but we have hear that some chicken farm have use it. We also hear a lot for horses, and other vet.Hope this can help you. Ah the one we sell for vet is the Kiln Burn pine Tar. if you have any other you can contact us at 818 308-8430
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I purchased it for pecking of my laying flock. Mixed with Aloe gell and Cayenne pepper it makes a good sticking mixture and drastically reduces pecking. Learned this from ingredients on anti-picking mixture purchased from a Canadian vet. If you can introduce a bright red to the mixture, it encourages a peck since it looks like blood. They never peck again after that tasty treat. I have not been able to make the red in the mixture so have to use a bit more for desired results.
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I wouldn't use this netting for that purpose. The Chickens would likely become entangled in it.
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Honestly, I have no idea. But my thought would be no. I know the rabbit cage waterers use a ball at the end, to release the water, and this is a peg that when the chickens peck at it it moves to the side to release water.
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I am not sure what size bird you speak of, but it does give a nice gentle mist..it would be good for chickens..
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No. It's safe to use around chicks. I used one in a section of my coop to keep the grow outs warm.
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I would check with your vet because I am not sure if it should be used on birds. It is an excellent quality item with a low and high speed.
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We use it for both chickens and ducks. It works fine for ducks, but the ducks do need a longer soak in the scalder than chickens. We find that we have to pull a few pin feathers by hand, but the vast majority of feathers are removed by the machine. As for chickens, it works very well and we are very impressed.
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No you cannot. The recommended maximum oil level is not high enough to cover a whole small chicken.
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You should just be able to leave it out the chickens will get into it fine. We have also used for chickens.
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I'm not sure what type of bird you have, but it works to keep a parakeet or a cockatiel busy. I'm not sure if it would help other birds.
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i would google this particular model to get the specifics. works great for my chickens. it killed a snake that layed on wire.
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You really shouldn't need to. The chickens will instinctually peck at them. Giving them a couple of flicks should be enough to entice them. I have never seen a flock not figure it out.
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You could as it is coated to keep the animal from tearing. But to fence in a yard would be expensive. What not use chicken wire? make sure it is down in the ground some.
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I have about a foot of clearance. Our chickens peck anything new so they figured it out fast. I have heard of people shining a laser pointer on them to get the chickens to peck. I'd suggest a red laser. If you can get one to drink the rest should follow. {Bonus tip: After a couple of months of filling to the top my tractor supply bucket broke where the handle attaches. I got a new bucket and only fill it 2/3 full now..}
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Yes, I've also used on Chicken and Turkey, works great. This is a GREAT product, would recommend to anyone!
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I wouldnt do them together. Seperatley maybe. Most of my 8 pound chickens got mutilated in this, my smaller birds...broken wings n legs n.they were fine before they entered the plucker. u might want less stiff fingers.
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I am not sure how fine birds need..but it does give a nice gentle mist..it would be good for chickens..