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How to Use

  1. Ensure the affected area is clean and free from loose dirt or debris.
  2. Spray directly onto the affected area from a short distance.
  3. Apply enough product to lightly cover the visible red or damaged area.
  4. Allow the product to dry naturally.
  5. Reapply as required to maintain coverage.

Avoid spraying directly into the eyes, nostrils, beak or other sensitive areas.

Ingredients

Chlorhexidine digluconate helps support good skin hygiene around minor peck marks, abrasions and sore areas.

Purple colourant helps mask visible red areas and allows easy identification of treated areas during routine flock checks.

Water acts as the carrier for the active ingredients, helping distribute them evenly across the application area.

Preservatives help maintain product quality and stability throughout its shelf life.

Customer Reviews

FAQ

What is Peck Stop Spray?

Peck Stop Spray is a specialist poultry care spray designed for use on visible red, irritated or damaged areas that may attract pecking from other birds.

How does Peck Stop Spray work?

The strong purple colour helps mask visible red areas, while chlorhexidine helps support good skin hygiene around the affected area.

Why do chickens peck red areas?

Chickens are naturally attracted to visible red skin, wounds and areas of irritation. This can sometimes lead to further pecking from flock mates.

Can it be used on chickens?

Yes. It is suitable for chickens, bantams and other backyard poultry when used as directed.

Can it be used during moulting?

Yes. It can be useful where feather loss or exposed skin creates visible areas that may attract unwanted attention from other birds.

Does the purple colour stain?

The purple dye is designed to provide visible coverage and can stain feathers, skin, clothing and porous surfaces.

When should I use Peck Stop Spray?

Use it whenever visible red, irritated or damaged areas are present and require targeted poultry care.

Should pecked birds be separated from the flock?

Severely injured birds or birds being persistently targeted should be assessed and separated where necessary to prevent further injury.

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Poultry Peck Stop Spray

Poultry Peck Stop Spray

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How to Use

  1. Ensure the affected area is clean and free from loose dirt or debris.
  2. Spray directly onto the affected area from a short distance.
  3. Apply enough product to lightly cover the visible red or damaged area.
  4. Allow the product to dry naturally.
  5. Reapply as required to maintain coverage.

Avoid spraying directly into the eyes, nostrils, beak or other sensitive areas.

Ingredients

Chlorhexidine digluconate helps support good skin hygiene around minor peck marks, abrasions and sore areas.

Purple colourant helps mask visible red areas and allows easy identification of treated areas during routine flock checks.

Water acts as the carrier for the active ingredients, helping distribute them evenly across the application area.

Preservatives help maintain product quality and stability throughout its shelf life.

Customer Reviews

FAQ

What is Peck Stop Spray?

Peck Stop Spray is a specialist poultry care spray designed for use on visible red, irritated or damaged areas that may attract pecking from other birds.

How does Peck Stop Spray work?

The strong purple colour helps mask visible red areas, while chlorhexidine helps support good skin hygiene around the affected area.

Why do chickens peck red areas?

Chickens are naturally attracted to visible red skin, wounds and areas of irritation. This can sometimes lead to further pecking from flock mates.

Can it be used on chickens?

Yes. It is suitable for chickens, bantams and other backyard poultry when used as directed.

Can it be used during moulting?

Yes. It can be useful where feather loss or exposed skin creates visible areas that may attract unwanted attention from other birds.

Does the purple colour stain?

The purple dye is designed to provide visible coverage and can stain feathers, skin, clothing and porous surfaces.

When should I use Peck Stop Spray?

Use it whenever visible red, irritated or damaged areas are present and require targeted poultry care.

Should pecked birds be separated from the flock?

Severely injured birds or birds being persistently targeted should be assessed and separated where necessary to prevent further injury.

Peck Stop Spray is a specialist poultry care spray for chickens, bantams, ducks and other backyard birds. It is designed for use on visible red, irritated or damaged areas where pecking from other birds may become a problem.

The formula combines chlorhexidine digluconate with a distinctive deep purple colour to provide targeted care for affected areas. The purple coating helps mask the appearance of red skin and minor wounds, which can help discourage unwanted attention and pecking from flock mates.

Pecking can quickly turn a small sore area into a larger problem, particularly in busy coops, mixed flocks or during periods of stress, moulting or feather loss. Peck Stop Spray provides a simple and visible way to manage affected areas while helping maintain good skin hygiene.

The easy-to-use spray format makes application quick and straightforward, whether caring for minor peck marks, feather loss, skin abrasions or other visible sore areas. The strong purple colour allows you to clearly see where the product has been applied, making routine monitoring easier.

Ideal for chicken keepers, smallholders and poultry breeders, Peck Stop Spray is a practical addition to any poultry first aid kit and can be used as part of routine flock care throughout the year.

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