Tips to Control Mosquitoes in a Coop | Natural Ways to Get rid of Mosquitoes | Dr. ARSHAD

This Content is About : Tips to Control Mosquitoes in a Coop | Natural Ways to Get rid of Mosquitoes | Dr. ARSHAD Mosquitoes in a Chicken Coop can cause stress to birds and spread Diseases such as Avian Malaria and Fowl Pox. Controlling them is very important for good flock health and Eggs production. Here are effective methods you can use in your coop. Remove Standing Water : Mosquitoes breed in stagnant water Empty water containers daily Fix leaking drinkers Drain puddles around the coop Keep water tanks covered Improve Ventilation and Sunlight : Mosquitoes prefer dark and humid places Keep the Coop dry Allow sunlight to enter Install proper ventilation Install Mosquito Net or Wire Mesh : Use fine mesh net on windows and vents This prevents mosquitoes from entering the coop in the night Use Natural Repellents : You can place Plants or natural materials around the coop. Neem Leaves Mint Basil Lemongrass Garlic Spray Keep Coop Clean : Remove Wet Litter regularly Dispose manure away from the coop Maintain dry bedding Use Safe Mosquito control methods : Smoke Treatment : Neem Leaves Dry grass Cow dung cakes This Smoke helps repel mosquitoes. This content is about Easy Tips to get rid of Mosquitoes, Saving Your Chickens From Mosquitoes and Fowl Pox by Dr. ARSHAD Veterinary Clinic. Soapy Water: Put Soapy Water in a Bowl and Place inside the Coop to Help Chickens Keep aways the Mosquitoes. Lemon and Cloves: For Small Coop, Cut a Lemon into two pieces, Place 03 Cloves in Each Lemon Piece and Place inside the Chicken Coop to keep Mosquitoes away. Stop Mosquitoes from Entering Your Chicken's Coop Stop Mosquitoes from Breeding near and inside the Coop. Keep Mosquitoe repellent Plants. Use a Garlic Spray to Control Mosquitoes. This Video is About Fowl Pox Disease in Chickens by Dr ARSHAD. Causes and Transmission of Fowl Pox Virus, Etiology, Sources of Fowl Pox Infection, Prevention, Control Measures and Treatments. Fowl Pox is a highly contagious Viral infection in Poultry that causes Painful Sores on Chicken's Skin. Also referred to as Avian Pox, SoreHead, Avian Diphtheria and Chicken Pox. Fowl Pox occurs in Two Form, Dry and Wet Pox And while there's No Cure. Fowl Pox can be Prevented and the Symptoms Treated. Dry Fowl Pox is a Viral Infection that affects a Chicken's Skin in Non Featherd areas, most commonly the Comb, Wattles, Face and Eyelids. Wet Fowl Pox affects A Bird's Upper Respiratory System, Eyes, Mouth and Throat, and can be Life Threatening. The Virus is Transmitted to backyard chickens by biting Insects, most notably, Mosquitoes. Prevention of Fowl Pox includes Good Biosecurity, Quarantine and Mosquito Control. Treatment includes Garlic, Piodine, Salt Water, Oxytetracycline, Terramycin, Sulphur Powder, Vaseline, Organic Acid, Proper Sanitation, Antipyretics and Disinfection. This Video is about controling Mosquitoes inside & Around the Chicken Coop & To Prevent Fowl Pox by Dr. ARSHAD. Chicken's Fleshy Comb & Wattles are Blood Rich & They are easily Targeted by Mosquitoes. A Few Insects Bite won't Kill a Chicken but Constant biting Drains Blood, introduces Possible Diseases like Fowl Pox & Pesters Birds Trying to Sleep. Hungry Mosquitoes don't limit their Hunt to Chickens. We can also Combine a Solution of Oil, water & Dish Washing Liquid and Spray the interior of the Coop with it. Sprinkle a Layer of Diatomaceous earth around the Coop Perimeter, in the Run & Coop and mix in with their Nesting Box hemp Bedding. Eucalyptus Leaves Eucalyptus Oil Mint Potassium Permanganate Formaline Dettol Garlic Garlic Extract Stagnant Water Routine Cleanliness Disinfection Plants & Grasses Control of Mosquito for your chicken coop Mosquitoes in the Chicken Coop Best ways to control Mosquitoes in Chicken House How to get rid of Mosquitoes Mollasses for Chickens https://youtu.be/PlhdubiIjOU Chicken Fowl Pox Treatment https://youtu.be/mQBXweqK0z0 Chicken Feed Fermentation https://youtu.be/4x4zaQcvR6U #MosquitoControl #NaturalRepellents #FowlPoxTreatMent #mosquitorepellent #Mosquitoes #FowlPox #Mosquitoes&Chickens #PoultryFarming #ChickenFarming #DrArshad #DoctorArshad