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Kari, 13 July 2021

My chickens got into poison ivy. Didn't hurt them one bit. It's probably in their fathers and on their feet. Now I have it in many places from handling them. HOW do you wash the urushiol off of them so that I can once again pick them up? Is TECNU outdoor skin cleaner an option? Dawn? Anyone else has to deal with this?


Isabel, 16 June 2021

hi i have a white silkie and I was wondering what shampoo should I use on her.


Photo, 16 March 2021

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Henny, 25 October 2019

It’s very useful and seen as though my light Sussex hen who’s just gotten over being broody is at the bottom of the pecking order, all the others are ganging up on her and she has scabs all over her wattle and comb. We’ve been applying petroleum jelly and salt water and the scabs are improving, she’s now back to laying eggs. But she is so dirty, her head is black and a is her body, the sand here is so dry in WA so it sticks to her so well, and won’t come out. But this bathing technique was so useful and I’m so glad you made this site. She’s all white again and at the top of the pecking order seen as thought she’s bigger than all the silver laced Wyandotte’s golden, laced Wyandotte’s and rode island reds. I can hear her squawking right now waiting for her morning feed. Can’t wait for more updates possibly even ones to help with chickens being hurt/cut.


Aaron, 11 July 2019

Very effective


Eileen, 23 January 2019

Can I use epiderm on my hens where they've been pecked at


Princess, 7 October 2018

Good information


Haley, 2 June 2018

I have a white Delaware hen, and seeing as it rains a lot here, there is quite a bit of mud. I was going down to feed my hens some lunch when I saw a hen so covered in myd that she looked like a rock. Thank you so much, she is back to her pretty white color now


Banana, 24 May 2018

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Sarah, 12 March 2018

Thanks for the helpful tips! My girls have been feasting on fallen guavas from our tree and their faces are a sticky, dirty mess! Some are cleaner than others, but our white Easter Egger is getting her feathery beard and ear muffs all caked with sand and dirt. Unless we deprive them of their tasty guavas, I don't see a way that she'll be able to clean herself.

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