But it seemed healthy when you got it? I'd ask the people you got it from if they have anything going on over there... Is it acting lethargic also?
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I would go to TSC tomorrow, but a bottle of Tylan 200 and put in 4cc per gallon of water. 1 cc for a quart waterer for 5 days.yep....splash marans....about 2.5 weeks old I think. We picked it (and a cuckoo and a black copper) up last Saturday and this one has been sneezing or whatever since yesterday. The other 2 are in the brooder with it and I haven't noticed anything with them yet, but I'm still uneasy......Dr. Google doesn't help things either.
They all seemed OK when DH picked them up. They're off CL, and had a few other types that I was interested in getting when they hatched out, but DH said that he didn't feel comfortable getting more chicks there. They haven't been as.......wild?......as the first group of 10 that we have outside now, but I was thinking that was maybe because there are only 3 of them....and they're a different breed??? So, I guess maybe a little lethargic, but it doesn't really appear to be worsening from yesterday. It seems to be fluffing itself up a lot more today too......especially after it sneezes a few times in a row.But it seemed healthy when you got it? I'd ask the people you got it from if they have anything going on over there... Is it acting lethargic also?
what about tylan 50 since that one is only $13 instead of $32?I would go to TSC tomorrow, but a bottle of Tylan 200 and put in 4cc per gallon of water. 1 cc for a quart waterer for 5 days.
Think you'll be breeding muscovies again next year? What colors?
Tylan 50 will work also but it takes more. I believe the dose for Tlan 50 was 15cc for every gallon. When I had chicks sneezing and stuff my vet just figured out the dosage for Tylan 200 but I think it was 15cc for Tylan 50.what about tylan 50 since that one is only $13 instead of $32?
I've fogged my house many times while having an aquarium. Turn off the filter and cover the whole aquarium with a garbage bag ( if you can get one big enough), wait 2-3 hours after fogging before you remove the bag and start the filters up again. You Can have fish and no fleas. Just make sure to tape or otherwise secure the bag around the aquarium so no air gets through. Also that the filter is covered as well.Well any way, I have another question... I have a serious flea issue in the house. I have a fish tank, so bombing is kinda sorta a problem if I do not seal it up well before bombing. I have feeder fish in it that have grown beyond feeder status. This thing is probably just about 7 inches long... Living 2 years now. Well anyway, I got that spot treatment for the dogs, and not the cheapo stuff, even though the neighbor says it works just fine for his girls, but the fleas are just still horrible. I didn't treat the yard this year because I was worried if the chickens got over the fence, which they do, they may be poisoned. SO anyway, aside from constantly bathing, is there something else? What have ya'll found to work best? I am thinking I may have to take Argus for a shot they are bothering him so badly...
With the older ones being BBB they're going to be bigger at any given age and grow faster than any heritage breed. Even with less than stellar nutrition their genetic potential is such that they'll still grow pretty quickly (though not as quickly as they could, obviously), but if there's anything I can tell you absolutely, positively for sure from the pictures it's that what's pictured is not a healthy 3mo BR turkey poult. (And not just because it's leg is all twisted. LOL!)