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newbiechickenlady20
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How would I look for that?Any possible vitamin (B) deficiencies, maybe caused by worms?
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How would I look for that?Any possible vitamin (B) deficiencies, maybe caused by worms?
When did you last deworm them?How would I look for that?
yup, they are very smart . be patient pull up a chair sit in their area. maybe with a few leaves of RomaineHmm, I was afraid of that, but he seems to like the new space more. They're on fresh grass, etc. They always are happier with the fence move. Hopefully the behavior passes with time, it's a bit discouraging! He's my favorite bird of ours
When did you last deworm them?
Getting a fecal sample would be rather difficult due to the liquid consistency, I imagine.
I am glad she is well again!At risk of sounding naieve, we have never dewormed our birds. Are we supposed to be doing that without any symptoms? My goose is back to himself now, thankfully!
If you even suspect worms are a possibility, feed them raw pumpkin seeds. They contain a natural substance that purges parasites and whatever eats them. Inexpensive and nontoxic. Plus they love them. A yummy little treatment or preventative..♡Any possible vitamin (B) deficiencies, maybe caused by worms?
My geese and ducks eat pumpkins and pumpkin seeds almost year round. The recurrent Giardia and coccidia that’s been bugging my flock on and off don’t seem to know about that one.If you even suspect worms are a possibility, feed them raw pumpkin seeds. They contain a natural substance that purges parasites and whatever eats them. Inexpensive and nontoxic. Plus they love them. A yummy little treatment or preventative..♡