
Aviverpurge BO - Intestinal worms - Poultry and rabbits - 250 ml - SENNECQ BONNE
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Poultry can be regularly exposed to various external parasites present in their environment. The presence of these parasites can affect their daily comfort and disrupt their natural behaviour.
Ma Basse-Cour Parasites Externes BIOCANINA has been developed to support poultry facing this parasitic pressure and to contribute to their overall well-being. This solution is part of the Ma Basse-Cour range from BIOCANINA, specially designed to meet the needs of hens, chickens, ducks and other ornamental poultry.
Outdoor runs, shelters, perches and bedding can encourage the presence of external parasites. Poultry live in this environment on a daily basis and therefore require regular monitoring.
Good hygiene of the facilities, combined with suitable solutions, helps maintain a healthier environment for the whole flock.
Managing external parasites relies on several complementary actions. Regular cleaning of the poultry house, renewing the bedding and controlling the environment help reduce the risk of infestation.
Ma Basse-Cour Parasites Externes BIOCANINA can be incorporated into this approach to support poultry throughout the year.
BIOCANINA offers a range dedicated to backyard animals to help amateur keepers take care of their poultry. The Ma Basse-Cour products meet the common needs encountered in family farming while favouring simple and practical use.
The most frequently observed external parasites in hens are chewing lice, red mites and certain acarids. They mainly develop in the poultry's environment and can affect their comfort when they become too numerous.
A parasitised bird may show restlessness, a less well-groomed plumage, unusual behaviour or signs of discomfort. Regular inspection of the plumage, perches and poultry house helps detect any parasitic presence quickly.
External parasites live on the surface of their host's body or in its immediate environment. In poultry, these may include lice, mites or other organisms that feed in contact with the animal.
Red mite infestations are among the most common parasitic issues in poultry farming. These parasites often hide in the facilities during the day and become active at night. Regular monitoring remains essential to preserve the animals' comfort.