Vetericyn Plus Antimicrobial Poultry Care. Spray To Clean Pecking Wounds, Cuts, Frostbite And Sores On Chickens And Other Bird Species. Offers Non-Toxic Relief Without Stinging Or Burning. 237 Ml

Really helped with wound, dried up within a few days

I’ve been using this in conjunction with an Epsom salts bath on my cockerel for just over 48 hours to help treat bumble foot. In that time, the hard, black scab that had formed has now fallen off leaving clean, healthy looking tissue. I will continue to use this spray as I thinks it’s brilliant. Its main active ingredient is hypochlorous acid, which is a naturally occurring microbial/disinfectant that kills the bacteria in short order and helps the healing process.

This product really helped to heal the wound my chicken had under her wing. The old scab came off and the new skin grew back. She is almost ready to rejoin the flock. Once her feathers grow back.

My 6 year hen accepted this being sprayed with no complaints, it was easy to apply and her comb soon healed up with no issues.

Always saving the day when it's needed. Really good product. Definitely will re order once we will run out of it.

Amazing product!

Chicken was going a bit gammy. This stuff kept her lubricated.

Really useful to have, sorted out our chickens poorly leg

Really works well and seems to soothe the injury not burn. It helped heal several of my chickens. Seems to keep flies away as well.

I keep this on hand for my chickens, and even my vet recommended it when treating one of mine. It’s easy to use, gentle, and a great first line of care for minor issues. Definitely something I like having available just in case—gives peace of mind.

Have used on multiple very large back wounds on chickens and they’ve all healed up and no infections! Pictures would be too gross… but trust me it works! Doesn’t seem to hurt or burn chickens at all; almost seemed to soothe them actually once they got over the initial shock/spray 😬

Our rooster suddenly lost all its feathers on its neck. No injury that we know of, and no molting either. After doing some research, we determined it was probably parasites. We hadn't spread our food-grade diatomaceous earth lately, so started with that trial. Didn't help. So we bought this spray, and even though it said use 4X per day, we only used it 1X per day, because we're old and can't catch that wild thing. We had to wait until he went to roost at night, and did the sneak-attack spray. After about 2 weeks, the feathers started visibly growing back out, and now after 3 weeks, they're about an inch long. There is no odor, and he is now used to getting sprayed, only turning away slightly while we douse his neck. It's easy to use when he's on the roost, so for only using it a quarter of the time it's called for, I'd say it's doing very well. We bought this at the encouragement of some other chicken-owner friends, who say they use it for injuries.

Works great!