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AVI-MITE Red Mite Liquid for Cage & Aviary Birds
AVI-MITE Red Mite Liquid for Cage & Aviary Birds
New Formula!
Lasts 5 x longer & costs 60% less to use
60% less to use cost based on 250ml and 500ml sizes
As temperatures rise, so does the risk of your aviary becoming infested with blood-sucking red mites. Luckily, there is a simple solution to this common and disruptive problem.
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100% safe | research-proven | nontoxic
AVI-MITE is a 100% natural supplementary animal feed based on aromatics for cage & aviary birds that prevents problems with mites, lice, and fleas. It does not contain any poison or other chemicals. A preventive treatment so your birds become undesirable to ectoparasites.
Red mite can cause
- increased stress
- poor condition
- spread of infection
- impaired breeding
Use AVI-MITE to prevent these issues from taking place, especially during the warmer months.
Formulated and researched for red mite but deemed effective against other external parasites.
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- Easy to administer
- Natural blend
- A unique plant extract solution
- Research proven results
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KEY INGREDIENTS Plant extracts Essential oils COMPOSITION Salt, Dextrose ADDITIVES PER KG Flavouring Compounds : A mixture of flavouring compounds ANALYTICAL COMPONENTS Crude Protein 0.1%, Crude Fat 6.9%, Crude Fribre 0.1%, Crude Ash 0.5%, Moisture 85.9%, Sodium 0.3%, Lysine 0.01%, Methionine 0.01% -
1ml per litre drinking for the first 8 days 1ml per litre drinking water one day per week thereafter until red mite threat is cleared. As a guide, 50ml will make 50 litres of drinking water. Based on giving once weekly at a litre of water on that day, 50ml would last just under 12 months. -
The life cycle of red mite
what are the effects of red mite infestation?
Does Avi-Mite kill Northern Mite?
Whilst Avi-Mite has been researched for Red Mite, it should kill all other external parasites.
Can chicks be given Avi-Mite?
Yes, Avi-Mite is suitable for chicks.
Is Avi-Mite suitable for use during breeding?
Yes, Avi-Mite can be given during breeding.
Can I see the research your claims are based on?
Sure! You can download the research paper here – Avi-mite Research Paper
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