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Originally Posted by Olive Hill 
So I might just escape Uggo ownership afterall???  

not a chance... 

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Originally Posted by chicken grandma 

Are these your standard size blue Uggos Kim?

yes...but it has been so hot here, I couldnt keep the incubator cool enough, so most of them are no good now.

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Originally Posted by Olive Hill 

Ummm... some of those are yours too and you didn't have an anti-frizzle clause added to your contract. Who's laughing now?  

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Originally Posted by RBahmer 

  NO uggo's and NO frizzles.   I already have 2 sizzles I don't know what to do with.

hahahahahahaha  Sizzles are for looking at..

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Originally Posted by uchytil 

 

 

Mom - How's Clover?  My bunnies all made it thru the 100 degree days no problems.

 

 - John

She is doing very well!! My only bunny who had an issue was Foofoo..

I used to feed the duck eggs back to the chickens when I'd have to many and no one buying. I do not have excess eggs here for too long now though. There is one lady who comes every other week and will buy 5-6 dozen if I have them, or what ever I have at the time. Another lady just stops randomly. I think I am going to have to get a bar fridge and start keeping eggs in the garage and put mine and the neighbors in it, so when I don't have enough for an order, his can pick up. I do not advertise now either. People just drive by, turn around and come back and ask. LOL. I am thinking though that I might go and buy a nice piece of wood, cut a chicken shape into it, and then paint it up and hang it from my mailbox post. It'll get more of my eggs and the neighbors sold. then.

Oh yeah, one more question about the Ivermectin, sorry. I think someone said something about under the wings? Should I do a drop or two on the back of the neck, then a drop under each wing?

Nova - Thanks for the eggs offer, but, eh... I am not worried about a month without eggs... I hoped to get over it, but they totally freak me out still. I barely choke them down, they disgust me so much. If I am having something as straight forward as a fried egg, or scrambled, I hide them in a sandwich or roll them in a tortilla with salsa, heh. Then try not to think about it while I eat. And they have got to be cooked all the way through. My favourite when I was little was sunny-side-up, but the very thought of that now makes me want to spew. Still hoping I will get accustomed to it again eventually. Starting to doubt it, though. I have a woodburning tool you can borrow if you want to use it on your sign.

Finally got hold of my sister, she's been walking. They keep her walking to avoid blood clots. Well anyway, they've gotten the results back from the testing and the drainage from the bile bags they put back in. Looks like the round y surgery is a bust. They'll decide thursday if they are just going to just cut half the liver off. Now to decide what hospital. 

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Originally Posted by Juise 

Okay.. Ivermectin Pour-on. I picked it up today and am going to treat tonight assuming I can get this worked out. There seems to be conflicting information all over the cursed place, so I wanted to bounce it off you guys first. These seem to be the most accepted standards I could find, agreed?

1 drop - OEGB sized small bantam female   
2 drops - OEGB sized small bantam male   
3 drops - average bantams 
4 drops - large bantams, small commercial fowl   
5 drops - most commercial fowl, small giant hens
6 drops - giant breeds of chicken  

 

 

Hi Juise! The Vet at M.S.U. said 1 drop for bantams and 2 drops for standard size chickens. He made the comment of 'don't use paste' so I am assuming you have drops and not paste. He said if a chicken owner doesn't want to eat the eggs, please send them to him because he has no concerns at all about eating the eggs after giving Ivermectin.

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Originally Posted by NovaAman 

Finally got hold of my sister, she's been walking. They keep her walking to avoid blood clots. Well anyway, they've gotten the results back from the testing and the drainage from the bile bags they put back in. Looks like the round y surgery is a bust. They'll decide thursday if they are just going to just cut half the liver off. Now to decide what hospital. 

Oh my, how about Mayo Clinic or Cleveland Clinic?  Just google the phone numbers and call them.  Once I ran into a medical snafoo and went to Mayo Clinic. They took my insurance, cleared up the problem and the only expense I had was getting there and back.  I think your sister needs the big guns now......

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Originally Posted by chicken grandma 

Hi Juise! The Vet at M.S.U. said 1 drop for bantams and 2 drops for standard size chickens. He made the comment of 'don't use paste' so I am assuming you have drops and not paste. He said if a chicken owner doesn't want to eat the eggs, please send them to him because he has no concerns at all about eating the eggs after giving Ivermectin.

Thanks, CG! The pour-on I have is not paste, it is liquid. I would send him the eggs, but only if he'd cover shipping. Do you think I should e-mail him and ask? I still have the address saved. I wish I could just not worry about it, but I am not in the financial position to make that decision.

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Originally Posted by NovaAman 

Finally got hold of my sister, she's been walking. They keep her walking to avoid blood clots. Well anyway, they've gotten the results back from the testing and the drainage from the bile bags they put back in. Looks like the round y surgery is a bust. They'll decide thursday if they are just going to just cut half the liver off. Now to decide what hospital. 

Your poor sister, I am keeping her in my thoughts.