Generally, they can't. But all it takes is one wild bird with lice flying over your chicken pen to drop a louse ready to lay eggs close enough to your chicken that it can get on the chicken and lay eggs for you to have an infestation.
The best preventative is for your chickens to have a good place for your chickens to dust-bathe, and to add both wood ashes and diatomaceous earth (the food grade type, NOT the pool type, as the pool type is poisonous!) to the dirt in their dustbathing area. Dustbathing is a chicken's natural prevention method, and it usually works very well.
Yes, chickens can give Chicken Lice. Chicken Lice is a popular parasite among birds. but only if they touch each other
Head to head contact
Bird s Probably Lick Them Clean Until They Are Clean Just Like A |Cat.
The term "wet-tail" is a disease in rodents and is caused by stress.Chickens can get a similar symptom called "pasty butt" or "vent gleet". It can be caused by stress in the chick, but for older birds it means worms, lice or mites, or even that a hen is egg-bound.
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Yes, chickens can give Chicken Lice. Chicken Lice is a popular parasite among birds. but only if they touch each other
Pubic lice and other STDs are spread by sexual contact. Pubic lice may also be spread by close contact or sharing clothes.
Birds do not have head lice, however, they may have mites.
Chickens have external parasites like mites, lice, chiggers, foul ticks, etc. I don't know about fleas.
No because humans don't usually live around birds or get close to them
~>|the plover picks lice from a crocodile|<~
yes mice can carry lice and when this mice passes another the contact of the fur will pass the bug.
no. you can only get lice from coming into contact with fabric or another material that is infected with lice.
Head lice can "get into" just about anywhere on your body, but they are not likely to stay anywhere other than your head. Hence the name head lice.
yes you can because i studied it in science some of it comes from birds if you birds but you have to like take showers for theme or a meditionfor bird lice thanks
Body lice should be looked for in the seams of the patient's clothing. Body lice is also found in birds.
They can and they can appear quite healthy and have them too. Most feed stores sell a good organic dusting powder for treatment of chickens with lice. Just dusting the straw or woodchips in the chicken coop will suffice. If you notice a spot around the yard where the birds regularly take dust baths, sprinkle some of the powder there also. Chemical dusting powders are also effective and available.