I have also found that what may seem loud at your house can't even be heard at your neighbors house!
I used to live in a suburban neighborhood and had roosters in my garage. I brought it up to my neighbor one day asking if it was bothersome and if it ever was I could move them. They said...
Weird...
I really wish you all the best. I have never dealt with anything like this. I will keep an eye on this thread in case I ever need help with a similar issue. Hope she pulls through for you! You never know, it could be a Christmas miracle!
Treating her will just as likely kill her as the parasites themselves at this point. That parasite dust is tough stuff and if she is at a point that ants are all over her and she isn't even twitching...then I'm so sorry but it is just too late.
For humane animal treatment sake, I would find...
hmm..no I haven't, but that is a GREAT idea!
I use my calender and set up reminder alarms with little notes for me I hatch a lot so I organize my batches by letters on top (A, B, C...etc) then my notes read
Date: batch B Serama in bator
date: Batch B serama in lockdown
Date: batch B...
My dogs were 10 months old when we got the flock. Introduced them through a gate and when the dogs would act like they were going to lunge I just said NO! Now the dogs herd the chickens back in the coop for me other than when I ask them to do something with the birds they will just walk...
Cute when they are born and full grown..? You mean teenagers aren't ADORABLE?!
They are just like people. Except our awkward phase lasts longer...from about 11 to, uuummmm....late 20's early 30's I would say. Any sooner and you think you are better lookin' than you really are!
Option 1: Shoot to kill, bury the dog
Option 2: Go out armed with a CAMERA and show it to animal control. Then when you set coyote traps and that little booger gets trapped in one and you dump him off at the pound and they have to PAY $$$$$ to get him out, I bet he stays in the pound!
You...
Found this. Maybe of some help? It gives references so a good place to start:
Top Five Chicken Breeds That Produce the Largest Eggs :
According to Henderson's Chicken Breed Chart, there are at least a dozen chicken breeds that produce large eggs. The chart lumps together large, extra large...
I'm not thinking your EE's are mutts though... I have purebred buffs and wheatens and they look all kinds of ways!
The last is a RIR or production red (very similar)
You have quite a pretty flock there!
That is not blood! I'm sorry but I really have to jump in here...
The only TRUE colored eggs are the blue/green and white. As in the egg is manufactured with that color through and through. The brown is sort of .... dyed on the way out. Like the wax spray you get when you run your car...