Rooster Booster Poultry Cell, 16-Ounce (038-50401)

Good product for my hens. Easy to use and my hens do not have a problem drinking it.

If you have chickens and roosters, this is a must have on hand. I also have Nutri Drench but I was told Rooster Booster has even more vitamins. My little Serama was so tired and sneezing, I was so worried so I bought this same day delivery. I did this for 5 days and it worked! There were no signs of draining or infection otherwise I would have went to the vet. This is something to use until you see a vet or if you know there isn't any antibiotics needed.

I have a chick with wry neck and was told to get some poultry cell to treat the chick. I've dealt with a lot of problems in chickens over the years but I'd never had a case of wry neck this severe. I couldn't find any poultry cell locally (live in an extremely rural area) so I ordered this here on Amazon. Progress was extremely slow and I was starting to give up, but I joined a special needs chicken group on Facebook and got tons of helpful advice. Two of the people that run the page are a vet tech and animal nutrition expert so I trust them over some random people on a forum. I was told to discontinue the use of poultry cell for treating wry neck because in order to give the chicks a dose with enough vit e and selenium in it to effectively treat the wry neck, they will be getting too much iron. I was told "poultry cell has too much iron to treat anything but anemia." Now, that's not knocking this product at all, as a general supplement at or below the recommended dose for a short window, it's great, and if you have mites or lice, you need this product in your arsenal for sure. It definitely has its uses. I just wouldn't use it on a regular basis, only for a short period of time. But if you're ordering this to treat wry neck, I'd still order it to have on hand, but not for wry neck treatment specifically. I will be keeping this in my poultry first aid kit as a valuable supplement along with my all time go-to nutridrench, as well as the vit e and selenium gel (made for goats) I got for the wry neck treatment. I have a number of vitamin and mineral supplements and they all serve their purposes, it never hurts to have a variety on hand. With all of that being said, this stuff actually smells pretty good for a poultry supplement, as opposed to the ND which doesn't have a very appealing aroma. I think poultry cell is much more palatable. As I said, each supplement has its uses and place in your first aid kit. I did notice some improvement while my chick was on the poultry cell but his poop was black indicating too much iron. I don't show birds, I just have a flock for eggs and my own enjoyment, so I can't speak to any benefits for that aspect of its use. But I now have this huge bottle of it for any instances I may need it in the future. I'm sure there will be something that comes along, we all know that chickens actively try to find new ways to injure their selves or delete their subscription to existence on a daily basis, and if they aren't, something else is! Oh the joys of being a chicken tender lol.

Rooster booster is one of those must have items in your poultry first aid kit. If you have a chicken or a duck or any other kind of poultry that need a little bit of a pick me up, especially when it’s warm out or if it’s been overly rainy and your birds don’t feel very well. You give them a little rooster booster and it helps to make them feel better and it also helps too. Make them lay more eggs. I have over 100 chickens and I always have this on hand. It’s very easy to use. It’s very inexpensive and it’s very easy to administer it to your birds.

I love this product for our chickens. Anytime someone needs a pep in their step, I can see the difference in my chickens within hours of taking this.

Product was easy to use.Will know how well it works in about a month

Great to boost the health of your chickens. I keep it on hand always and give them in their water in the winter time if it's too snowy and they aren't able to free range very much.

One of my baby chicks could not stand up. After researching the issue, I learned the problem stemmed from a Riboflavin deficiency. After three days of Rooster Booster Poultry Cell in her water, she was up and running around with the big girls! I highly recommend!