Disinfection of the chicken coop is something that every poultry farmer should keep in mind. Without proper cleaning, the animals are at greater risk of being exposed to viruses and bacteria that affect the health of the hens and can contribute to poor production of both meat and eggs. It is best to disinfect the hen house between putting the hens into the room. The aim of the treatment is to combat pathogenic microorganisms, which at the same time contributes to the prevention of diseases. For disinfection of the chicken coop, you should choose the right, proven products that will help get rid of bacteria, viruses and fungi, but will not endanger the animals.

How to disinfect the chicken coop?

There are several methods of decontaminating the chicken coop. Move the hens out before disinfection begins so that cleaning can be done freely. The first step is to remove any leftovers and contaminants such as droppings, hay and other dirt. Without thorough cleaning of the room, disinfection may fail. Only when all elements of the hen house are dry after thorough cleaning, you can proceed to the proper disinfection.

There are several methods of disinfecting the chicken coop:

• fogging – this is a method that consists in spreading a disinfectant over the surface of the chicken coop. In this way, the disinfectant can reach the nooks and crannies of the henhouse and destroy the microbes living there;
• wet disinfection – for this method, you need mobile sprayers that act superficially on the elements in the hen house;
• disinfection with lime – this is a classic method still used in many farms.

What means to choose for disinfection of the chicken coop?

In order to carry out effective disinfection, you need to choose the right disinfectant. In our offer you will find agents for disinfecting the chicken coop with nanosilver, distinguished by bactericidal and virucidal properties. The preparations we offer are highly effective in combating pathogenic pathogens, and at the same time they do not have a harmful effect on the animal’s body.

The Silveco preparation was developed on the basis of nanotechnology with the use of active silver with antiseptic properties. It is a great alternative to popular chemical disinfectants, the vapors of which can be irritating to poultry. Focusing on the safety of animals, it is worth taking care of the hygiene of the chicken coop with natural agents that are highly effective in combating pathogens.