Lice, Mites and Worm Treatment For Birds

Bird Lice, Mites & Worms

Protect your bird from common parasites

Birds are vulnerable to a range of internal and external parasites. Lice, mites, and worms can lead to serious health problems if left untreated, but they're easy to manage with the right products.

Signs of parasite issues

Excessive scratching, feather damage, weight loss, and messy droppings can all be signs of an infestation. Mites may also be visible around the eyes, beak, or vent area.

Targeted treatments

We stock easy-to-use treatments including spot-ons, oral wormers, and sprays. Some products work on multiple parasites, while others are more specific. Always choose based on the parasite type and bird species.

Preventative care

Routine prevention is key, especially in aviaries or multi-bird homes. Keep cages clean, avoid overcrowding, and treat all birds at the same time if one is affected.

Safe and effective solutions

All products we carry are bird-safe when used as directed. Always read dosage instructions carefully and consult a vet if symptoms persist.

Frequently asked questions

How often should I worm my bird?

Every 3 to 6 months is a common guideline, but it depends on your bird's environment and lifestyle.

Can lice or mites affect humans?

Bird lice and mites are species-specific, so they don't usually transfer to people, but they can still cause irritation.

What's the easiest way to treat mites?

Spot-on treatments and sprays are often the most convenient and effective options for bird owners.

Can I treat all my birds at once?

Yes, it's best to treat all birds in the same enclosure to prevent reinfestation.

Are these treatments safe for baby birds?

Some are, but always check the label or ask a vet before treating young or nesting birds.