Exzolt for Chicken Red Mites
– Effective Treatment for Your Flock
Keep your flock free from red mite infestations with Exzolt, an approved red mite treatment for chickens. This effective poultry mite treatment eliminates mites quickly, providing lasting protection for backyard pet birds and commercial poultry Flocks
Exzolt is Safe for Laying Chickens with NO withholding periods.
Exzolt is safe for all chicken breeds, including laying hens. With a zero-day egg withdrawal period, there is no interruption to egg production during treatment, making it a great choice for poultry keepers who prioritise both health and productivity.
Why Choose Exzolt for Chicken Mites?
✅ Fast-acting & effective – Kills red mites even if the environment is NOT treated
✅ Safe for chickens
✅ Easy application – IN the water
✅ Trusted by Chicken producers all over the world and
– Vet-recommended treatments for poultry mites
“Exzolt targeting mites directly through the chicken rather than the environment. Administered via the flock’s drinking water, Exzolt is absorbed into the chickens' system and becomes active when mites feed on their blood, effectively eliminating the parasites at the source. This is an easy effective therapy.
How to Use Exzolt for Red Mites in Chickens
“Exzolt is incredibly easy to use. Simply add the recommended dosage to your chickens' drinking water. The treatment involves two doses given seven days apart, providing a convenient and hassle-free method for protecting your flock from red mites. “
Why Use Exzolt? Effective Mite Control
“Exzolt contains fluralaner, a proven active ingredient that effectively eliminates over 99% of poultry red mites within a single treatment cycle. By targeting the mites’ nervous system, it ensures eradication and prevents re-infestation.
Where to Buy Exzolt for Poultry?
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Guide for dosing Exzolt
Add 2mL of Exzolt per liter of drinking water
Use the treated water as the only water source for 2 consecutive days
Repeat after 7 days for a complete treatment cycle