Not that I have noticed in mine... but chickens shouldn't shed intestinal lining very often either... if they are, I'd get a fecal float done if possible...
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Not that I have noticed in mine... but chickens shouldn't shed intestinal lining very often either... if they are, I'd get a fecal float done if possible...
Okay, just curious... My chickens don't much either, but i also have a LOT of chickens, so I may see more than the smaller flock peeps
You haven't seen it either? Crud... I have a couple pullets and did have a boy the same color, but he had super loooong legs... don't think I got a pic of him either... :/
Okay, just curious... My chickens don't much either, but i also have a LOT of chickens, so I may see more than the smaller flock peeps
I have at least 200 chickens on the ground right now... 150+ Call ducks... you still shouldn't see it very often... I highly recommend a routine deworming schedule when you have large numbers...
Quote: My new rooster was pooing this:
So he was treated for coccidiosis and worms. Will get new poo pictures later.
-Kathy
I saw ONE the other day after a really long stretch... But either than that, I see none
lolall white polish,porcelain d'uccle and yup there are a couple sultans hiding in there somewhere. Name a breed and there's a 50% chance I probably have it
very much so! and we all appreciate it
Mel, did you get your box of birds yet?
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