Re: [AlpacaTalk] dust lice treatment
It is my opinion that you should not be less concerned about your animals as you are with yourself. Washing your hands after you touch them is sufficient, but with the dirt on them, we have to anyway.
I read recently that applying coconut oil to hair that has lice will kill and release the knits. It is a much more eco friendly way to treat for those parasites.
Stephanie
Stardust Alpacas
Creswell, OR 97426
--- On Mon, 7/7/08, Emaly Leak <llamapyr25@earthlin
From: Emaly Leak <llamapyr25@earthlin
Subject: [AlpacaTalk] dust lice treatment
To: "Alpaca Talk Yahoo Group" <alpacatalk@yahoogro
Date: Monday, July 7, 2008, 5:33 AM
I just finished treating my herd for lice with a dust permethrin product. There were many warnings and precautions on the label, so we were very careful not to come in contact with the chemical dust as we applied it to the animals. My question is, how long should I wait before handling the animals and touching the treated areas? Thanks, Emaly
Emaly Leak
Autumn Hill Llamas & Fiber
Female Llama and Gelding Alpacas For Sale
Outside Breedings Available to ALSA Halter Champion Herdsire
Llamas, Alpacas, & German Angora Rabbits
Pleasant View, IN
llamapyr25@earthlin k.net
www.autumnhillllama s.com
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