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Hi Lori.....You hung in there like you said you would, remember "In for a penny, in for a pound." Your word was true to form. I wish you the best.

I'm very happy for you....you deserved a break and you got it!!

Quote: I absolutely concur!

Great news! Your patient is slowly but surely getting well, hope there isnt any setbacks. Excellent work!

I really dont care what Dr Brigid McCrae (sp) says. Plain yogurt is a probiotic good for people and chickens and I can attest to the fact that it rebuilds the chickens immune system. It is certainly not excreted,it is absorbed easily. There are many BYC'ers here that can verify yogurts...

You are correct about DE ADozenGirlz. The infestation needs sevin dust. Poultry nutri drench is loaded with minerals and vitamins and can be given directly given 1 or 2 drops orally or mixed in the roos water for a few days. I wouldnt give it to him more that 3 days in a row, it can cause...

Unfortunately the ants that Lorije1 is dealing with are fire ants. They would sting Kubota.

Your welcome Lorije1. Is there anyway you can get him out of the bachelor pad and get him in a cage or something so that you can treat him? I would be more concerned about fly's and maggots, but darned fire ants are a concern too.

Get some betadine and plenty of neosporin (without pain reliever) ,septic powder to stop bleeding, gauze as well. Prepare a hospital cage. Feed him yogurt and scrambled egg with some feed.