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Carolyn252 Mother of Chickens
New Thank you EVERYONE ! I went to amazon just now and ordered the ivermectin paste 1.87% for horses. It will arrive day after tomorrow. I'll put a quarter-of-a-pea sized glob in her mouth and hope for the best.
Am wondering: is the one dose...
I've soaked her bottom in a deep dishpan of warm water with blue Dawn liquid soap. Many maggots came out in the water. After rinsing her off, I set her on the patio table. Sitting next to the table, I was at the perfect height to see her raw quarter-sized wound where the maggots had eaten...
Hello, fellow Long Islanders and surrounding areas.
I haven't been on this site in months and months. I just heard about a relatively new breed and am thinking about getting two point-of-lay or started pullets: WhitingTrueBlue. They lay blue eggs, but they grown chickens come in a wide...
In an effort to boost their nutrition while they are molting and have stopped laying eggs, I looked at some cans of cat food and cans of dog food at the supermarket today. Only 10% protein. Instead, I bought two pounds of raw hamburger meat. Chopped meat. Beef. 90% lean. It's 22% protein...
I've seen crumbles and I've seen pellets, but what is mash? And what is it for?
Is drench a liquid that chickens drink or do you bathe them in it? And what's it for?
Thanks.
FYI, it turned out to be her rear toe with the nail broken almost completely off. I snipped it off with a quick snip of a scissor. It was at the middle of an overly long nail, just where the blood vessel begins. I found a tube of plain triple antibiotic ointment and used that. The toe is now...
Just noticed a drop of blood on the doorstep of the ChickArena as my cream legbar stepped out for the day.
Am in the house gathering stuff to clean and treat it and bandage it. I'll bring her indoors to bath it in a basin of warm water and epsom salts. Will then be able to see the wound and...
Well, one more genius has figured it out. HennyPenny bravely has stepped up to the plate and mastered the dilemma. She can now open the feeder at will. So, three Einsteins and four birdbrains. We continue to live in hope.