Effective protection against red mites with Duo Anti Mite Bath Mixture 2500ml.

Duo Anti-Mite Bath Mixture 2500ml for use in the bath water of your birds

Protection against the red mite !

It is effective against a variety of crawling insects, as well as ants, cockroaches, silverfish, woodlice, mites and fleas .

Any insect that comes into contact with Duo Anti Mite Bath Mixture 2500ml is inactive and dies within one day.

Application:

• Preventive: Mix approximately 20 ml with 1 L of water twice a month.
• For mild infections: Mix approximately 40 ml with 1 liter of water once a week.
• For severe infections: Mix approximately 60 ml with 1 L of water, twice a week for 3 weeks.
• Shake before use.

Ingestion by your birds has no adverse effects. You can also mist it between seams and under nests. Harmless to your animals, no side effects.

Ingredients : Water, diatomaceous earth, silicon dioxide, oregano solution, tea tree oil, citric acid. Manufacturer: Traseco – 67960979

For birds, beautiful plumage is generally more than just a matter of “looking good”: only with intact feathers can birds remain able to fly, which is why bathing is very important for them.
Pet birds kept as pets also possess this instinct. They are usually kept in consistent climatic conditions, so their need for bathing is often not as pronounced as in wild birds. Nevertheless, most pet birds greatly appreciate a regular bath. Bathing is part of what is known as comfort behavior in birds. This refers to all behaviors that serve to maintain their plumage.

The frequency and frequency of a bird's bathing habits and needs depend largely on its individual requirements. Ideally, every bird owner is well-versed in this and provides their feathered companions with the necessary bathing opportunities. A pet owner should feel guilty if there is absolutely no opportunity for bathing and a bird desperately tries to wet its feathers with water from its drinking bowl or even steps in it. In such cases, the bird has undoubtedly been given too few bathing opportunities, and the keeping conditions should be urgently and immediately improved.