- Nov 22, 2013
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There is probably an answer here somewhere but honestly I'm so upset right now I don't have it in me to look.
One of my chickens had been acting off lately and I suspected worms. I went to the feed store to look for a wormer and the bottle said that you can't eat the eggs after the chicken has been wormed so I was going to look for an alternative, but this morning when I went to check on them she was laying on her side with worms all over her butt (they were there a couple days ago). Gross would be a huge understatement. I called a friend that doesn't have a problem with killing things, I just couldn't do it even though it was for the best. Anyways, he came and did the deed for me but now I'm worried about the rest of the flock.
What do I do????? What is the safest non toxic way to treat the girls?
One of my chickens had been acting off lately and I suspected worms. I went to the feed store to look for a wormer and the bottle said that you can't eat the eggs after the chicken has been wormed so I was going to look for an alternative, but this morning when I went to check on them she was laying on her side with worms all over her butt (they were there a couple days ago). Gross would be a huge understatement. I called a friend that doesn't have a problem with killing things, I just couldn't do it even though it was for the best. Anyways, he came and did the deed for me but now I'm worried about the rest of the flock.
What do I do????? What is the safest non toxic way to treat the girls?