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£5.50 to £20.45
For coops and surroundings. Broad spectrum virucidal all purpose disinfectant and cleaner (effective against Avian Influenza H5NI and H7NI).
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It's a cleaning spray, smelled like cleaning product, cleaned my chick brooder as expected.
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Does the job
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Very good stuff - I have used it before and nothing comes close to this. I know I can trust what it says in particular against bird flu which is prevalent at the moment.
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We use this product on our chicken house. It's very good.
Helps to stop viruses which they might catch. It also smells nice which is Important. Not like others which can be horrible smell.
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They have asked me to review this, but what is there to say?? It is a clear liquid that comes in white plastic bottles. It has not killed my hens, which is good. My eyesight is not good enough to see viruses, or even bacteria dying writhing in agony as it is applied. My hens have not gone down with bird flue - but just perhaps they might not have done so any way.
Much cheaper if bought in 5l bottles.
Cleaning out a Omlet Cube seems to take about 1/2 litre using a Hozelock pumped spray.
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Johnsons Poultry Virenza Disinfectant, including answers from our team.
Jodie
Hello, is this safe for use inside for a parrot cage?
Yes this is safe for use indoors if you follow the product label regarding how to use it.
andy t
is this safe for parrots and other birds
Yes this disinfectant is safe to use for cleaning the cages/environment of parrots and other birds. It is not safe for use on birds directly, and I would ensure it has dried before allowing birds back into the area as it should not be drunk.
