How to make a dust bath for chickens to control parasites. You can use almost any type of container as long as you add wood ash and diatomaceous earth and your chicken will have the perfect dust bath.

A dust bath is essential for killing lice and mites - tiny parasites that can seriously harm your chickens. Here's how to make one in two minutes.

Making a dust bath for chickens is easy. Keep your hens parasite-free with this dust bath you can build in just 5 minutes (and for pennies).

Learn what to put in a chicken dust bath so you can make your homestead flock a dust bath that will be beneficial and enjoyable for them!

If you aren't pasture-raising your chickens and have a confined space, you may want to create the perfect chicken dust bath.

In lousy weather, backyard chickens may find themselves confined to spaces smaller than they ordinarily enjoy leaving them bored, lacking optimal elbow room, and deprived of much needed exercise. Boredom can encourage unwelcome behaviors such as feather picking, and egg-eating, which are tough habits to break, so I like to make small tweaks in my

Chickens require a dust bath to maintain clean and healthy feathers. Providing one for the winter months is crucial, but easy to do yourself!

Chicken dust baths are a necessity for a happy, healthy flock. They are even great for baby chicks in the brooder! But what should you add to your chicken dust bath to create the most amazing dust bath ever? Keep reading to find out!

Roberts Family Ranch on Instagram: "Trying out a new dust bath recipe today! I mixed cold wood ash from our fire pit with equal parts Pampered Chicken Mama floral dust bath. It smells like a spa when you open the container! I bought the 5lb jug to try out but next time I’ll definitely go bigger. Yes I know I don’t HAVE to do this for my GIRLS🙃 But I enjoy doing extra little things to make them more comfortable, entertained, and happy. I have the dust bath linked in my bio. But you can also…