French frogs

FridayYet said:

My birds had the dry pox about a year and a half ago. Small blisters then dark spots on combs and wattles. Could tell the birds were a bit sick, but nothing serious. I didn't do any treatment, just good supportive care. Electrolytes, garlic, but it took quite a while for it to go away.

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scflock said:

No update on the chicks since they left the facility this morning at 5 AM. I had them sent to the post office at work, in a little Podunk town, so the post office doesn't open until 12. I'm hoping they call me as soon as they come in

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WVduckchick said:

That's what I was figuring on doing. The bad new is, its one of the birds that I plan to get rid of (I think) So I'll just have to see what she thinks, or how experienced she is. Maybe give her the other one. Its a big comb, but on a very small bird! Little OEGB boy. Now I see that one point was pale when I took this pic January 23rd. Or it could be the other male. I didn't pay attention to which one it was.

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abbevilleoz said:

How do feel about dubbing?

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abbevilleoz said:

How do feel about dubbing?

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WVduckchick said:

I don't like the looks of them after dubbing, and I know I couldn't physically do it.  If I were going to show him, I know that would be required, but I have no desire to do it. 

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scflock said:

14 made it healthy. Lost one. Better pictures soon

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abbevilleoz said:

I've don't it a couple of times. I didn't like doing it but my birds did fine. I'm the opposite, I like the trimmed look.

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scflock said:

14 made it healthy. Lost one. Better pictures soon

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scflock said:

14 made it healthy. Lost one. Better pictures soon

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