Fresh water should always be available and at the correct height for every bird in the flock. Dehydration is deadly and extremely uncomfortable for any living creature.
She was a pretty big hen, a black rock. Makes me feel like if she could’ve handled more than a pea size Dot then it wouldn’t have been a toxic overdose. Do you agree? The chicken chick.com has a vet doctor on there that says pea size dose -repeat in 10 days- of course I’m paranoid now even...
Chickenchick.com says that her vet doctor says a P size dosage. I personally have had success with that amount in 10 years of use, but it scares me to death to think about using any more than that because the same vet says it’s toxic if given too much.
Coincidentally, I just dewormed with...
I gave my flock a small pea size dot of Safeguard paste about 6 days ago after seeing a roundworm in a dropping. My beautiful hen that I adopted last May, not even one year old, healthy, good layer, dead on the coop floor this morning.
It may mean nothing but beside her was a little larger pile...
I have an Astrolorp that has never been in the nest boxes nor has she ever laid an egg. Been keeping chickens and roosters almost 10 years. I rarely see this beauty do much of anything chicken. I’m not sure if I recall her ever in a molt! She’s 1.5 yrs old.
Sorry, talk text didn’t pick up PRID salve. I usually combine it with an Neosporin and then wrap with vet wrap with a little plug of cotton in the center over the wound. I have done many of these little operations without the PRID and the results are just as effective.