Create a more comfortable coop with an aromatic, all-natural blend designed for nesting boxes, dust-bath areas and other flock hangouts.
Buff Clucks CoopShield combines food-grade diatomaceous earth with neem, peppermint, chrysanthemum, lemongrass and cinnamon. Sprinkle it in the places chickens naturally rest and dust bathe to help make their environment less welcoming to common crawling pests while adding a fresh herbal aroma.
The fine powder is easy to distribute, and a little goes a long way. CoopShield is intended for external environmental use; it is not chicken feed.
After cleaning, apply a light, even dusting beneath or through fresh nesting material.
Add a small amount to the flock’s established dust-bath area and mix it through the substrate.
If the label directs, apply a very light dusting beneath feathers while carefully avoiding the head, eyes, nostrils and beak.
Neem and aromatic herbs complement the physical properties of food-grade diatomaceous earth.
Suitable for nesting boxes, dust baths and common flock resting areas when applied according to the label.
Easy to incorporate after cleaning, replacing bedding and maintaining dry flock areas.
The convenient pouch helps keep the blend dry and ready for routine use.
12 oz (340 g) resealable pouch.
Reseal after use. Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture, children, household pets and animal feed.
Use it in chicken nesting boxes, established dust-bath areas and other coop locations identified on the package label. It may also be lightly applied beneath feathers if directed, while completely avoiding the bird’s face.
CoopShield is presented here as an external coop, nesting-box and dust-bath product. Do not add it to feed unless the current package label specifically provides feeding directions.
No. Regular removal of manure, damp litter and old nesting material remains essential. CoopShield should be used as one part of a broader coop-cleaning and pest-monitoring routine.
The manufacturer permits a light dusting beneath feathers. Avoid the bird’s head, eyes, nostrils and beak, prevent airborne dust, and follow the current package directions.
Confirm the pest and contact a poultry veterinarian for an appropriate control plan. Treating the birds without cleaning and managing the coop environment can allow reinfestation. CoopShield should not delay veterinary care for pale combs, weakness, skin injury, severe feather loss or a substantial infestation.