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NatuProtect Effective Red Mite Control

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Brand: Appi Biotec Ltd

GET RID OF RED MITES NATURALLY AND SAFELY!

NatuProtect is a 100% natural, plant based feed supplement that prevents both the dreaded RED MITE and NORTHERN FOWL MITE to bite and feed on your chickens and if the mites don't feed they can't reproduce. Red mites continue to reproduce as long as temperatures are above 5 degrees Celsius. They can survive for 6+ months without a feed.

Controlling poultry mites is becoming increasingly difficult due to pesticide resistance in red mites.

NatuProtect offers an effective, alternative to harmful chemicals. Red mites live in the wild where they can survive for many months without a feed waiting for a bird to roost or next. A poultry house offers continuous feeding opportunity as well as warmth for mites and they can quickly cause an infestation. Because red mites need avian blood to procreate, preventing them from feeding is vital.

  • No egg withdrawal.
  • One 300g tub lasts for 20kg of feed and is super easy to use:
  • Does not taint the eggs.
  • Safe for all birds, humans and the environment
  • Does not cause resistance
  • Can be used in combination with pesticides intended only for the housing OR Androlis Predator Mites.

If you have a mite infestation:

Mix 15g (2 table spoons) of NatuProtect into the feed for ten days. Then, 2 weeks of just normal feed. Then repeat the 10 days of mixing feed with NatuProtect. Repeat this cycle until all trace of mites have gone. You can then move to preventative use.

Preventative use:

Mix NatuProtect into the feed for ten days. Then 2 weeks of just normal feed. Then just 4 days of NatuProtect in the feed. Repeat the cycle throughout the year or when temperatures are above freezing to prevent mites taking up residence in your chicken coop.

Mites can cause anaemia and fatigue in birds in just days. Chirbs Nutrient Supplement contains natural compounds necessary for red blood cell production.

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