Hahaha, Merro. I think that is the same as I am dealing with. Two girls, Lily and Ellie. One still lays blue eggs, but the other brown. :) They are beautiful, sweet birds. The eggs eat the same.
For their first laying season, my EE's layed the prettiest blue eggs. Then they molted and quit laying. When they resumed laying, I got one mire blue egg from each, but that was it. Now they lay brown eggs. My hubby said they ran out of blue ink. Wonder if they will change again.
Thanks for everyone's input. So I've have had such a healthy flock until now, I'm deal with things I've never had to worry about. I appreciate everyone wisdom and experience. :)
I have the Wazine from the farm supply store where my husband works. I'll have to try and find the other. Also, I am going to clean and bleach my hen house, change out the wood shavings, etc. Is there anything else I need to do? What about the dirt in the pen? I've had chickens for years and...
For round worms-The label said 60 ml for 100 chickens. Using a math equation (If 30 ml for 100 then x ml for 12 chickens) "x" came out to be 7.2 ml. I've read that some say they use 30 ml no matter how many chickens. Not a math wiz, here. Don't want to under or over medicate. Advice?
Update on my old girl. Well I DC'd the Sulmet right away. She never did have another bloody stool after that very first one. As mentioned in my original post, her abd seemed full of fluid. She slept on the floor for three nights. Laying around a lot in the day time. Then she began pooping...
Thanks for your reply. Everyone said coccidiosis. I have 8 pullets so I was scared not to treat. I've seen no other signs in any others. I'll stop the treatments.
Tuesday, August 20, where my 6 year old hen slept was a bright red bloody poo. I suspected coccidiosis. I bleached the poop board and and waterers and quarantined her until I could get off work. At home, there was no poop, bloody or otherwise, in the cage where she had been quarantined. She had...