I hope this helps a lot of people, l studied the sparrows in my back garden and they love a dust bath,so I sieved top soil through a kitchen drive so it made dust powder and then added mite powder to that. I then took out the bath water,and then put that mix in the aviary on the floor and they absolutely love it. I'm not going to say I don't have mite but I haven't seen any Bird's scratching
I wonder if you can use sticky traps on the outside of the cage to attract the mites to the pad. Super sticky and I would not put it in the cage as the feathers would get stuck to it and would be hard to remove. Organic. You can hang them or put them as an indicator to see if mites or any type of insect would be infesting the bird room. Not expensive and you can find them on Amazon.
Mat hi. I am in the middle of breeding season and I am seeing lots of mites in my bird room. I have what’s looking to be an infestation. Red mites, some scaly and can see some suffering from air sac mites. I know Ivomec is very effective but nervous to administer bc I don’t want to lose the birds fertility! Is it ok to treat with ivomec? Some breeders say no others say yes. Any advice is welcomed. Thanks
Mites. Not Mite. You use the plural because there are lots of them. What you said is the same as saying "treat the Canary, in all these cages for mite". As if there's one Canary and one, singular mite.
I respect your views, whilst it will I’m sure make no difference to you these birds are domesticated, like our cats and dogs and do not exist in the wild, neither would they survive in the wild.
@@TheCanaryRoom they would absolutely be happier in much bigger cages, or better still, an aviary. These tiny breeding cages are horrendous. Don't understand why breeders show them off proudly?!! 🙄
@@ponygirl1717 they have access to large flight cages (where they are at the moment) but yes they’re bred in smaller cages. Some people will never be happy with the domestication of animals whether that’s dogs, horses, hamsters and I respect that. My birds provided with a good clean environment and the best food and supplements I can acquire.
Lol just shut up they are domesticated CAGE bird they are suppose to live in a cage if they are let out into the wild they wont survive and will die it the same as fish that live there life in a tank u cant just dump them into a river or canal they will die why cant people understand that
Great short video Matt, Thankyou for making it👍
Thanks Matt,
I hope this helps a lot of people, l studied the sparrows in my back garden and they love a dust bath,so I sieved top soil through a kitchen drive so it made dust powder and then added mite powder to that. I then took out the bath water,and then put that mix in the aviary on the floor and they absolutely love it. I'm not going to say I don't have mite but I haven't seen any Bird's scratching
Great Video once again. Do you use S76 ?
Thx!
I wonder if you can use sticky traps on the outside of the cage to attract the mites to the pad. Super sticky and I would not put it in the cage as the feathers would get stuck to it and would be hard to remove. Organic. You can hang them or put them as an indicator to see if mites or any type of insect would be infesting the bird room. Not expensive and you can find them on Amazon.
One question frontline and effipro is the same;thank you
Mat hi. I am in the middle of breeding season and I am seeing lots of mites in my bird room. I have what’s looking to be an infestation. Red mites, some scaly and can see some suffering from air sac mites. I know Ivomec is very effective but nervous to administer bc I don’t want to lose the birds fertility! Is it ok to treat with ivomec? Some breeders say no others say yes. Any advice is welcomed. Thanks
Hi my canary are breeding in winter is this normal i cant stop them as if i do they become egg bound ?
Where can I get this product?
will it be toxic to the bird since it can preen on the gland?
Great information but where is the preening gland? 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Just above the rump of the bird (just above the tail)
The bird's asshole
How much frontline in ml to give to each canary ?
Less than 1 ml, I use a 1 ml glass dropper and just put one drop on
What is your opinion on Diatomaceous Earth Powder?
Do you still use diatomaceous Earth an if so how do you use it ??
I can answer this. Use food grade diatomaceous earth and allow them to dust themselves in it
I have a female canary with a black spot on her belly how can i treat that on her belly ? Help?
Try a product called grog from dr couteel
Sottotitoli x L Italia Please
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Mites. Not Mite. You use the plural because there are lots of them. What you said is the same as saying "treat the Canary, in all these cages for mite". As if there's one Canary and one, singular mite.
God it breaks my heart to see these beautiful creatures locked up in cages. You'd think we are more evolved by now. Disgusting
I respect your views, whilst it will I’m sure make no difference to you these birds are domesticated, like our cats and dogs and do not exist in the wild, neither would they survive in the wild.
@@TheCanaryRoom they would absolutely be happier in much bigger cages, or better still, an aviary. These tiny breeding cages are horrendous. Don't understand why breeders show them off proudly?!! 🙄
@@ponygirl1717 they have access to large flight cages (where they are at the moment) but yes they’re bred in smaller cages. Some people will never be happy with the domestication of animals whether that’s dogs, horses, hamsters and I respect that. My birds provided with a good clean environment and the best food and supplements I can acquire.
Lol just shut up they are domesticated CAGE bird they are suppose to live in a cage if they are let out into the wild they wont survive and will die it the same as fish that live there life in a tank u cant just dump them into a river or canal they will die why cant people understand that
@@ponygirl1717the cages are fine stop being jealous and move on lol