Adorable!!! Congratulations on the new little cutie!!
Haha, wild water is great! Every time I dump my girls' water to clean it while they're out of the coop, they come racing to drink the delicious mud puddles that form after the fact. Some of them wash it down with the nice clean water I put...
Wow, you have officially inspired me to add Double Silver Laced Barnevelders to my dream breeds list. You have gorgeous birds!!! I have always been such a big fan of Dark Brahmas (silver penciling?) and this is such an enhanced version of that look. Thanks for sharing!! :wee
I mean, I kind of get it because he's purely hatching an amount based on the likes he gets... and then giving them all away to a sanctuary. Hatching just for hatching's sake, then throwing the burden of all those animal's lives on someone else. For a video. Not the best.
But immoral for someone...
Coccidia produces mainly bloody stool not green and I'd be worried about throwing a medication at them they might not even need right now. The white parts in chicken droppings are urates which are basically concentrated urine-- so a total lack of them in droppings would indicate dehydration...
She'll be fine. I've done the same thing before I learned the Q-tip trick! Just a tiny amount of course. She looks adorably goofy. Blue-Kote is super annoying to deal with, but I had a bully hen who'd peck anyone with an injury... so... :rolleyes:
We've always used painter tarps around the run, then we put up a big canvas blanket (which is again for painting lol) at night around areas of ventilation (human door, coop door, and the vents at the top of the roof.) It works pretty well for our girls!
Happy vet tech week to you from a fellow tech :highfive: I'm so jelly your clinic treats chickens!
So sorry you're experiencing that though... it's incredibly frustrating when people think they know more than you. Especially because of friggin Dr. Google. :barnie
I have had great results with DE, but only using food grade and only in very dry, well ventilated areas. If there's a bad infestation I use the pillowcase method (DE in the case, all of the chicken except head in the case, and poof poof poof-- do once a week for 2-3 weeks and clears right up!)...
I know it's not the point of the thread, but I am curious-- why did she have a ovariectomy? And why the implant? When I look it up, it is mostly coming up to be used for adrenocortical disease in ferrets.