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Update on test results: Vet called and said results for Giardia are negative. So with no worms and no Giardia, I guess we are slowly...
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I wish this type of ant created a mound, I would flame it up, but they are widespread underground. I'm reaching out to various states...
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Is don’t think this normal??
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At present, I wouldn't recommend doing anything. But your climate conditions are right for a coccidia outbreak. I suggest buying some...
Today at 10:05 AM
azygous
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Boy-o-boy, do I not envy you. You sure do have the Problem-In-Need-Of-A Solution. Maybe some of our southern US BYC members can lend...
Today at 10:00 AM
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I'm in Delaware. I moved here in 2006 & when I planted some shrubs I brought with me, I was stung by some nasty ants that crawled up my...
Today at 9:57 AM
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Is this coryza?
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It might be if there's a bad smell when you put your nose close to hes head. Is it the same on both sides of his face? Look inside...
Today at 9:53 AM
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Where do you live? Recent weather? Do your chickens free ranch? What have they been eating while free ranging, if they do? Post pics. We...
Today at 9:51 AM
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LOL... I was curious enough to dissect the lash material because it looked like something might be in it. It doesn't look like anything...
Yesterday at 9:13 PM
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Second sick hen
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I take it you aren't curious enough to dissect the stringy thing to see if it's animal or vegetable. Yes, cellulose can take forever to...
Yesterday at 9:05 PM
azygous
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Soft egg in old hen
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If you and your family take D3 (1000mcg), which it's really a good idea in this time of Covid, give her one capsule each day with the...
Yesterday at 8:41 PM
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Soft egg in old hen
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What calcium supplement have you been giving and what is the strength and does it have vitamin D in it? How old is she? Does she get...
Yesterday at 7:57 PM
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No. Two eggs like that in one day means her ovulation is whacked and her shell gland is putting out much too little calcium. She needs a...
Yesterday at 7:41 PM
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Sickly speckled sussex
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It would be a wise precaution. to pull the eggs for a few days. I would say, if you don't see any symptoms by tomorrow evening, the...
Yesterday at 5:54 PM
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Sickly speckled sussex
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The eggs are the least of the worry. Unfortunately, if any chickens consumes any of the contaminated snow, they will show symptoms...
Yesterday at 5:13 PM
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Soft egg in old hen
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No flushing the bottom end. It risks pushing bacteria up into the north part of the oviduct where bacteria does the most evil. You can...
Yesterday at 5:06 PM
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