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Smite powder mite control

POULTRY EQUIPMENT | Poultry Keeping Supplies, Feeders and Drinkers | Poultry Healthcare and cleaning Products | Red Mite, Louse and Scaly Leg Solutions | Smite powder mite control

Smite mite powder

Ref: 1132

Price: £6.20
(£7.44 Incl. VAT)

Quantity:

Smite mite powder

ODOUR-FREE
STAIN-FREE
PESTICIDE-FREE

Smite Powder is an organic, naturally-mined, mineral product made up of fossilized remains of diatoms, a type of hard-shelled algae. Smite Powder contains no pesticides or chemicals and kills insect pests by breaking down the waxy exoskeleton and then absorbing lipids and body fluids, which causes them to dry out and die. It is safe to use in higher risk areas (such as where animals or children are present) and ingestion of the product by animals and birds during natural foraging has digestive benefits. Smite Powder is also safe for earthworms and has no detrimental effect on the natural ecosystem,

For the control of Ants, Fleas, Bedbugs, Cockroaches, Stored

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This items is normally despatched within 1-3 days

This item can be shipped to UK and Europe

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Customer Reviews for:

Smite mite powder
10 out of 10
based on1 ratings. 1 user reviews.

Easy to use, no smell feels ok too. I bought this and treated my hens as they had scaley leg and I thought they might have mites too (did not see any) both birds covered in powder along withtheir bed/shavings. The hens seemed quite happy withthe powder on and did not seem worried about being powdery for a while. No smell & laying now. C Sinclair - Hull, E Yorks