SILVER GRADE
SILVER GRADE Wound Spray for Chicken – Birds & Chicken Antibiotics Alternative to Help with Pecking Sores, Bumblefoot, Cuts – Poultry Spray with Silver – Gmos Free – 4-Oz Bottle
SILVER GRADE Wound Spray for Chicken – Birds & Chicken Antibiotics Alternative to Help with Pecking Sores, Bumblefoot, Cuts – Poultry Spray with Silver – Gmos Free – 4-Oz Bottle
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Product description
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Does this spray work on all kinds of birds?
Yes. This product is carefully crafted to suit all kinds of birds: from Budgies to chickens.
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How to store this spray for chickens?
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and extreme heat.
Ensure the bottle is tightly sealed after use.
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What is the color of this Wound Spray?
It’s transparent, free from artificial colorants and unnecessary additives.
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What does this spray help with?
Wounds, cuts, burns, irritation, pecking injuries, bumblefoot, vent prolapse, flank wounds, and breast blisters.
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How long before I see results from using this spray?
Results may differ based on your bird’s unique needs and how regularly the product is used.
- SAFE COMPOUND: Spray with no antibiotics for chickens features a safe & natural formula for pets, combining Colloidal ‘Nano’ Silver (50 PPM) with Deionized water – free of artificial additives.
- CHICKEN SKIN TREATMENT: Chicken wound spray soothes pecking sores, bumblefoot, cuts, and other minor wounds, while being completely safe for your birds’ head, beak, feet, and wings.
- USE RIGHT: For optimal results, shake the bottle with chicken wound care spray before use to ensure the ingredients work effectively. Consult a specialist before using our wound spray.
- WAY OF APPLICATION: Spray the affected area 2-4 times daily and continue until you see how it works. This convenient poultry care spray is perfect to use at home, on walks, or during trips.
- FIRST AID: If your chicken & birds have damage or need extra care, silver spray for wounds is a versatile product for various situations, which is why our spray should be in a chicken first aid kit.
- CUSTOMER CARE: We are committed to our customers and provide effective care for chickens; that's why we are ready to help if you have any questions about packaging or compensation.
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