Have you done a bird mite confirmation via vetdna.com? We have been hearing about our readers using them with some success to learn exactly what type of mites they have. From their website: Since 1992 Research Associates Laboratory has been providing state of the...
Article From MDEdge Dermatitis: Pruritic Dermatitis Caused by Bird Mite Infestation
Pruritic Dermatitis Caused by Bird Mite Infestation (an article from MDEdge) Cutis. 2016 January;97(1):E6-E8 By Amy E. Leib, MD Bryan E. Anderson, MD To the Editor: There are a wide variety of zoonotic diseases that can be transmitted from birds to humans. Pigeons,...
Bird Mites Survey on what else we can do to help
Please take our bird mites survey. Our bird mites survey should only take a few minutes of your time but will help us understand how to help you with modifications to this website in the future. This site exists for you, and we value your feedback. Here is a link to...
Mites No More Book Review
We are looking for a reader to do a mites no more book review for our site. If any of our readers have read this book, we are looking for reviews. If you nave not read it, here is a link to the Mites No More book on Amazon. Thanks. BTW please email us your review...
A Family Nightmare!
Several months ago my daughter was complaining about her head itching. I thought it was because I changed shampoo. We switched back to what we were using and her itching was the same. She tried hot oil treatments and she would only get temporary relief. I kept...
24-Hour Diary of a Bird Mite Sufferer
Includes tips on what is done to help get through the day and night. 5:00 am. I am rudely awakened and up before dawn with some biting on my legs and back, and a crawling sensation around my nose and mouth, as well as legs. I quickly grab the lint roller and use...
A Bird Mite Nightmare… One Person’s Story
My nightmare started four years ago when I removed a sparrow’s nest from my garage after the young birds had vacated the premises. A few days later, I started to get these bites all over my back and legs, and some on my arms and face. I would first notice them when I...
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