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Re: Can you use seven dust in nest boxes??
Posted by Debbie on 6/20/07

    But it doesnt hurt the babies to breath it?
    Just take the babies out and lightly dust the box then add the
    shavings is what you are saying?
    Sorry just want to make sure.
    We have used it on our dogs for fleas before but I would have
    never thought you could use it around birds.
    Guess it shows you are never too old to learn new things :0)
    Thanks
    Debbie

    On 6/20/07, Glenda wrote:
    > On 6/20/07, Debbie wrote:
    >> I have just heard from 2 different people lately that they
    >> use seven dust 5&37; lightly in nest boxes to control
    > mites.
    >> I just wanted to see what others said on this so I can be
    >> sure and tell the others its good or not.
    >> Thanks for any info.
    >> Debbie
    >
    > I have used it but I remove any babies from the box until I
    > finish.
    >
    > Glenda

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