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    Valbazen dosage for chickens/turkeys

    Would it be overkill to use both? I already wormed with Valbazen and doubled the dosage for my turkeys because from what I remember that is what you need to do for turkeys. Everyone seems fine a couple days later...I had my oldest rooster acting drunk like he couldn't get up and then wobbled...
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    Valbazen dosage for chickens/turkeys

    Thank you Judy! No help here so I'll have to figure it out. Do you know if the Valbazan helps with Coccidiosis? While my chickens don't have a problem my turkeys are starting to have some spots of blood in the droppings.
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    Mystery wound (pictures) please help!

    For any wound on a chicken, turkey, goose or other fowl I've always used Vetericyn Hydrogel. You spray it on - no need to clean the wound so less stress for the bird. If you can do it 3 X a day until healed you will most likely be blown away at the success and speed of healing unless of course...
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    Valbazen dosage for chickens/turkeys

    I need to worm all my birds, especially my turkeys. I am noticing perfectly fine droppings in my chickens but my turkeys are in need of worming after seeing their recent droppings. I bought a big bottle of Valbazen and am stuck as to how I should dose my birds. Do I need to use a syringe on...
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    Worms in eggs

    Luckily I just moved two weeks ago so I may be able to get this under control without having to use to many chemicals on my birds. Thanks for the replies and I will order that wormer tonight!
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    Worms in eggs

    Well I've read about this but I never thought I'd see this. Two worms in an over easy egg from my own flock. I keep my coop clean and dry, use only straw, chickens have unlimited free range, and all appear healthy. I use organic feed, fresh water but I will admit I've never used chemicals on...
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    Bedding for Emu

    Hi I am trying to find the safest bedding for emu chicks until they're ready to go outside. Right now I'm using pine shavings which are extremely messy. I've been reading corn cob is not safe...how about paper pellets? Anyone have any with experience with this? Any input would be appreciated.
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    Hi Ya'll

    I live in NE Texas and raise free range chickens, turkeys, guinea, and I'm a new mom to a couple Emu chicks. I have some purebred Blue Splash Ameraucanas (two nice roosters for sale), my main Rooster is a Barnevelder, and I have a bunch of "Easter Eggers", and lots of "mixed" chickens. When...
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