Controlling Mite in breeding season 

Thanks for the sharing ,, a little note,, mite hatch and breed every 5-6 days ,, so s76 is great for this ,, treat water every 5-6 days for a few week in a row to get it under control and every 3-4 months for maintenance,, cleaning cages is a must ,,, never count on the products to do all the work,,, thanks again 💪👊🐣

Good videos shane, your knowledge on birds has always impressed me 👍

Another cracking show again Shane thank you

Great channel always very useful advice

Thanks for the great advice once again Shane. Brilliant mate.

Thank you Shane 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Thanks 👏👏 why is utube taking great videos down pal🤔

I have a pigeon I rescued last summer. I think he has bugs of some sort. He does what I call the bug dance. He twitches/stomps/frantically stabs at his feathers. He will see something to eat. I don't even want to know what that was. I am treating him with scalex and using DE where he hangs out.

Hi Shane , now the breeding season is over how did the moxidectin trial go , was it any good , and many thanks for the interesting videos , keep them coming.

Thanks for the tips Shane, I was reading that young greenfinch chicks should be given sulphur supplements until the first moult . Do you recommend it and can you name a product please?

Its a shame we dont have some of your products in the US.

where do you get those big cage fronts from?

Where do you get Baycox from in the uk?

Do you find that giving your birds S76 once a month, will keep external parasites at bay? I only use it for airsac mites, and i use much more frequent dosing for treatment. For external parasites i use SCATT, but it is an tedious process giving your birds one drop each. THX and Regards from Denmark ;)

Just had to pause to ask a quick question Have you been on the coulour feed or is it a bit warmer down south ? 😂😂

Hi great video, does lemon grass do anything

Eating dandelions makes them pee like crazy. But they do love them!!!

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I'm so glad I never had a boy ....