4X Concentrate Oregano Oil for Chickens & Turkeys - 32 OZ

A little goes a LONG way & this stuff works wonders. I see an almost immediate difference in my flock after using this product… My flock definitely had a pep in their step the next day after adding some of this in their water. Highly recommended

Seller was VERY NICE and easy to work with. Replaced a leaking bottle immediately. (Thank you, seller!!) I couldn't really tell if this helped my chickens or not, but I did like the smell of it, as I was putting it in their water. I will try it again, next time I have a sick chicken. I'm wondering if this can be used on other types of livestock and if so, exactly how? How much? How often, etc. If anyone can answer that, please email me at [email protected]

I really like this product! It's a healthy supplement to add to all of my chickens water supply. Plus, it smells good in the coops/runs

Add to water; 1 CC per gallon boosts digestion and immunity. I give it year round.

Seems to work great. Just a little pricey

Works great

Used this on my backyard flock….adults and young fowl growing up. Health is phenomenal….use a cc per gallon of water everyday. No sickness at all.

I tried this stuff for three weeks and 1) it didn't dissolve into the water as suggested (which I suspected, since there were no ingredients in it made to emulsify the oil with the water), and 2) there was no visible change in my flock. I ended up going with a full-spectrum antibiotic for 2 weeks and the cough cleared up completely. Bottom line: This is not a replacement for an antibiotic. If you have a whole flock of chickens that are sick, get an antibiotic. I lost about 6 birds before I put them on the antibiotic, and within 3 days it had almost completely cleared up (but I still kept them on the regiment for 2 weeks just to be sure all of them cleared up). That said, I know oregano oil and other essential oils are super expensive, so I can see why the company charges so much. I do understand that it might have a preventive effect, but as to a curative effect, my experience was flat no. I'm going to end up using what's left over as part of an insecticide for my plants.