You have booked your day-old chicks. Your feed is ready. Is your poultry house ready?
Prepare your empty poultry house with a clear cleaning routine. Ask about Bio-Guard and Bioxide, follow current product instructions, and give biosecurity a place in every production cycle.
Two disinfectant products. Start with the right application.
Deep cleaning
Bio-Guard
The supplied guide positions Bio-Guard for preparing cleaned, empty houses before new stock arrives. Ask for the current label to confirm suitable applications and precautions.
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Routine hygiene
Bioxide
The supplied guide describes Bioxide for routine and between-batch hygiene in empty animal houses. Confirm application, dilution and precautions against current approved instructions.
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Before: get the house ready
Agree the preparation schedule, drying and re-entry conditions with your veterinarian and current product instructions.
- Remove old litter, feed and dirt from the house.
- Wash floors, walls, drinkers and feeders with soap and water.
- Use a suitable disinfectant according to its approved application, dilution and contact time.
- Let the house dry and rest before new litter and chicks come in.
During: keep germs at the door
Control people and equipment movement during production. Product use around animals needs specific label confirmation.
- Maintain entry-hygiene points according to your farm plan.
- Check for dirt and replace solutions according to approved instructions.
- Follow approved cleaning procedures for tools and drinking equipment.
- Require visitors to follow the farm’s footwear and hand-hygiene procedures.
Between: the deep clean
Every empty house is a chance to break the disease cycle for the next flock.
- Move out all birds, litter and equipment.
- Dry clean, then wash with soap and rinse.
- Disinfect suitable surfaces and equipment according to approved instructions.
- Follow ventilation, drying and re-entry requirements before restocking.
Every day: small habits, healthy flock
Biosecurity grows strong through habits your whole team repeats each day.
- Inspect entry-hygiene points and follow the replacement schedule.
- Manage vehicle access and clean shared equipment before entry.
- Keep a visitors book at the gate.
- Report sick or dead birds to your vet quickly.
Mix it right, every time
Product rates depend on the application and remain under review. Ask our team to confirm the intended use and approved rate before mixing.
Mixing guidance is not yet activated. Follow the current approved label and qualified veterinary advice. For veterinary use only.
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The Farm Disinfection Guide: your step-by-step routine for a clean, healthy farm
The right product works best with the right routine. This guide shows you exactly how to clean your poultry house, how much Bio-Guard and Bioxide to mix, and when to use each one, so every naira you spend on chicks, feed and drugs is protected.
- The 7-step deep clean for an empty house, from removing litter to the final dry and rest.
- Your everyday routine for footbaths, drinkers, entrances and the farm gate.
- The mixing table for Bio-Guard and Bioxide, ready to stick on your store wall.
- The Before / During / Between / Every Day calendar so your whole team knows what to do and when.
- A printable checklist and gate sign to keep visitors and vehicles in line with your routine.
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Questions farmers ask
What is the difference between Bio-Guard and Bioxide?
They have different compositions. The supplied guide describes Bio-Guard for empty-house preparation and Bioxide for routine/between-batch empty-house hygiene. Confirm the intended application against current labels.
Can I use them while birds are in the house?
Occupied-house use is not confirmed in the supplied guide. Ask for the current approved instructions and veterinary advice before use around animals.
How long does the solution last after mixing?
Follow the product label and your farm’s approved replacement schedule. Dirt, intended use and product instructions affect when a solution should be changed.
Where can I buy, and how do I pay safely?
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