Poultry Mite, Lice and Flea Spray for Chickens, Coops and Runs with Clove and Cottonseed Oils, 16–128 Oz – Premo Guard

Poultry pest control spray uses clove and cottonseed oils to kill mites, lice, fleas and ticks on contact across their listed life stages. Premo Guard can be applied directly to chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese and other poultry, helping you treat both the flock and the places where pests hide with one ready-to-use liquid spray.

Use the spray on birds as directed and extend treatment to coops, nest boxes, roosts, pens, runs and yard areas for more complete coverage. The pleasant clove scent avoids artificial colors and the source lists no egg withdrawal period, which simplifies flock care during an active problem or a prevention routine. Choose 16-, 32- or 128-fluid-ounce options to match your flock and treatment area. Always follow the full label for application frequency, bird handling and environmental directions.

Specifications

• Brand: Premo Guard
• Product: Poultry pest control spray
• Size options: 16 32 or 128 fl oz
• Item form: Ready-to-use liquid spray
• Active ingredients: Clove oil and cottonseed oil
• Primary targets: Mites lice fleas and ticks
• Additional targets: Flies and listed poultry pests
• Birds: Chickens turkeys ducks geese and other poultry
• Life stages: Eggs larvae and adults listed
• Use areas: Birds coops roosts nest boxes pens runs and yards
• Egg withdrawal: None listed
• Origin: Made in the USA listed

Frequently Asked Questions

Which poultry can be treated with this spray?

Premo Guard is listed for chickens, turkeys, ducks, geese and other poultry, including chicks, hens and roosters when used as directed.

Can I treat the coop as well as the birds?

Yes. Apply it as directed to approved bird areas plus coops, nest boxes, roosts, pens, runs and surrounding yard spaces.

Which pests does the poultry spray target?

The formula targets mites, lice, fleas and ticks on contact and is also listed for flies and common poultry-area pests.

Is there an egg withdrawal period?

The source lists no egg withdrawal period for this poultry spray; follow the complete label for correct application.