Easy Shake-Off: Dust-like consistency that chickens love and fall away from feathers, leaving chickens clean without residue

Feathers & Skin

• Deep feather cleanse — Fine particles lift dirt, debris and dead skin.

• Absorbs oil & moisture — Keeps feathers dry, fluffy and mat-free.

• Soothes skin — Gentle minerals calm itch and support a healthy skin barrier.

• Natural pest defense — Helps dislodge and suffocate mites without chemicals.

• Boosts preening & shine — Encourages grooming for better insulation and waterproofing.

Natural Behavior & Flock Well-being

• Encourages instinctive grooming — Dust bathing supports natural chicken behavior.

• Reduces stress & boredom — A calming activity that keeps birds occupied.

• Flock-friendly fun — Shared dust baths promote bonding and reduce pecking.

• Supports egg health — Happier, less-stressed hens lay more consistently.

All-breed chickens (hens, pullets, broilers, bantams), quail, and other small poultry.

Chinchillas, gerbils, hamsters, and other small mammals

Pet finches, parakeets/budgies, cockatiels, and other small companion birds.

1. For Free-Range Setups

Sprinkle the blend in your chickens' favorite dust bathing spots

2. For Confined Setup

Place a shallow container (3 in deep, large enough for hens to stretch/flap) in the coop.

Mix 1-2 cups of powder per 10 cups of sand or dry soil. Fill to 3+ inches deep.

1. Q: How often should I refresh the powder?

A: Replace every 2–4 weeks or whenever it looks visibly soiled; replace sooner if wet or heavily contaminated.

2. Q: Is this safe for all chicken breeds?

A: Yes! Our dust bath mix is formulated with food-grade ingredients that are safe for all chicken breeds

from bantams to large fowl.

3. Q: Can chicks use this dust bath?

A: Wait until chicks are feathered and actively dust-bathing (usually several weeks old). Avoid very young chicks that cannot properly dust-bathe

4. Q: Can I compost spent powder?

A: Yes — spent powder with feathers and debris can be added to compost. If the product contains DE, follow local composting guidance (some municipalities restrict fine dusts).

5. Q: My birds aren’t using the dust bath — what can I do?

A: Place it in a sunny, sheltered spot that’s easy for them to access; put it near their favorite scratching area — birds prefer familiar, dry places.

Use in a well-ventilated area. Fine dust may irritate the respiratory tract — avoid breathing dust. If you experience respiratory irritation, stop use and move to fresh air; consider wearing protection when mixing or pouring

Eye Safety: Avoid contact with eyes. lf contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.

Keep bag sealed and store in a cool, dry place away from children and pets. Avoid moisture and direct sunlight.