Anti-stress spray for new poultry 1L

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Anti-stress spray for new poultry 500ML

Soothing properties

Limits pecking

Limits stress

100% post-consumer recycled plastic bottle

weight 1088 grams or 1L

5 items available in our warehouse
Reference FR-174223
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Description

  • New arrival poultry anti-stress spray 1L
  • The arrival of a new hen in a poultry house often causes acclimatization difficulties, and sometimes aggression is observed between hens, with pecking behavior.
  • FRANCODEX NEW ARRIVAL ANTI-STRESS SPRAY helps reduce such behavior, as it can be used in the henhouse and on the hens to give new arrivals the same scent as the henhouse.
  • It also contains soothing active ingredients, such as lavender essential oil, to limit the stress induced by the hens' change of lifestyle.

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  • SPRAY NOUVEL ARRIVANT ANTI-STRESS FRANCODEX is used simultaneously on the hens and in the henhouse, so that all hens smell the same.
  • Use 1 to 2 sprays per m² in the henhouse the day before introducing the new hen, then once a day for about 3 days.
  • Spray the hens 1 to 2 times on the feathers of new arrivals, as well as on animals already present, as soon as they arrive and for the following days.
  • You can also use the new arrival spray when a hen is attacked by others.

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  • Brand
  • Reference
    FR-174223
  • In stock
    5 Items
  • EAN13
    3283021742235

  • Color
    Multicolour
  • Poids du produit
    1
  • Capacity (litres)
    1

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