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    Ideas for big predator proof run?

    How would 2 x 4 welded wire keep out predators such as , minks, weasles or rats ?
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    how much do i feed chicken scratch?

    Scratch is ok as a treat only or as a way to get your chickens inside the coop. It’s not that it’s completely unhealthy altogether, it’s just that it lacks certain vitimins & minerals that are added to their regular lay ration. People who want their hens to stop laying for some reason can feed...
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    Rooster killed top hen in pecking order tonight!?!?!

    The hen could simply have been old, & the stress of the rooster weight on her cold have caused her heart to give out. I’ve had that happen a few times over the years. Sometimes the rooster just stands on the hen without getting off right away & the hen is in deep stress below him.
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    Best treatment for gapeworm?

    I have never found baytril effective for a respiratory condition in poultry or some other species either. I’ve found it to be a very poor antibiotic. Tetracycline is much more effective, especially the injectable given by a vet.
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    indoor pet rooster problem

    A good solution is reusable poultry diapers that have a liner that can be removed & washed. Check out “Shannon Sews”, she makes the perfect chicken diaper in different sizes. She is on Facebook & also the web. Lives in Nova Scotia. A separate cage for each rooster will work, the kind with a...
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    How do you rat/mice proof your coop?

    Rats are not attracted to chickens, they are attracted to the feed that’s fed to them.
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    Sky high lumber prices = thinking outside the box.

    Raccoons can tear through chicken wire no problem.
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    Injectable Penicillin Dose

    Some medications are meant only for intramuscular, others are subcutaneous only. The two methods should not be mixed or interchanged. Always ask your vet which method is required for the drug you are using.
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    Injectable Penicillin Dose

    That is a LOT of penicillin for a 4 lb chicken ! My poultry specialist wrote me a prescription for a 5 lb rooster of 1/2 a mil for 4 days
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