Verified Reviews for Nettex Anti Feather Pecking Spray - 250ml

Stinks! And is sticky. But helps.

I used the spray for 5 days both on the neck and around the vent of a hen with sores where the others had pecked her. Unfortunately the spray did not stop the pecking and the sores got bigger. So now she is on oral antibiotics and has been isolated and it looking much better.

This product seemed to work quite well. It does get absolutely everywhere though so be sure to wrap up the bottle after each use. I used it in conjunction with the antibacterial powder.

Certainly worked well when one of my older girls started attacking a younger one. Only sad that it's very greasy and stays on the feathers a long time.

Introduced 2 ex-barn hens to my small 'flock' of 2 chickens, who promptly decided to try to eat them. I sprayed the anti-peck on the newbies and it did seem to reduce the amount of pecking, although I had to renew it regularly. A combination of keeping them separated as much as possible for 4 weeks followed by vaseline on the newbies combs (thank goodness for t'internet), violet spray on wounds and topping up the anti-peck has more or less done the trick although it has been stressful for all concerned.

I ordered this as one of my hens was being pecked by the 'bully' hen. Quite amazingly since the product arrived the pecking stopped and as a result I hav'nt resorted to using it. Given all the positive reviews I am confident that should Mrs Bully revert to harassing meek Miss Mild hen, I shall have the perfect solution in the spray and hesitation in using it.

This product has really worked. Had two new chickens to integrate but one really was getting hen pecked. Sprayed this on at the weekend and now all her feathers are growing back.

I do believe this is starting to work as Ginge finally has feathers. Spotty still bald over her bottom but feathers now staring to grow. The bullies may finally give up

This has been a super product and stopped pecking when used regularly.

This has been a super product and stopped pecking when used regularly.