6 / 2.2 x 40 = ~110 mgThen she's about 5-6 pounds.
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6 / 2.2 x 40 = ~110 mgThen she's about 5-6 pounds.
Can the eggs be incubated?Quote:
WRONG!
I had to give my chickens 200-400 mg of tetracycline hydrochloride per day in a gallon of water for seven days as a preventative just in case they might have caught the respiratory disease from my rooster that spent a week at the vet's.
I knew that 400 mg = 0.014109 oz . = 0.084654 teaspoon
My pharmacist used a special scale and measured out 400 mg. It's about 1/20+/- of a teaspoon. Since I have 12 bbs Orpingtons drinking the water, I put 1/10+/- of a teaspoon in two gallons of water. I have to change the water every day for seven days though because the tetracycline powder/water solution only lasts for one day.
ETA Also, I have to throw the eggs down the garbage disposal for two weeks. They cannot be used for humans or dogs or chickens for those two weeks.