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  1. marianne7

    soft shell eggs

    glad to hear it..
  2. marianne7

    soft shell eggs

    sounds like you may have a sick bird.....perhaps you should take her to a vet.... Marianne
  3. marianne7

    soft shell eggs

    yes, that is possible...until your girls start laying normal eggs...I would suggest getting some fake rubber, or wooden eggs, and leave them in the nest... this will stop your girls eating any eggs... regards Marianne,
  4. marianne7

    soft shell eggs

    you are welcome, keep giving them the milk, it does work ....I am sure you know what to use for mites (Diatomaceous Earth) ? all the best Marianne
  5. marianne7

    soft shell eggs

    just put a bowl of milk down every day until they lay proper eggs....then put a bowl down a couple of times a week.....trust me...it works...i have been doing this for my girls when they started laying soft shell eggs....I have a friend who is a breeder and she told me this tip....worked like a...
  6. marianne7

    19 and a half weeks old and still no eggs :( egg countdown anyone??

    They look soooo adorable, thanks
  7. marianne7

    19 and a half weeks old and still no eggs :( egg countdown anyone??

    Oh these are soooooo adorable, so sweet.....more pics pleeeeease
  8. marianne7

    What to use for bedding?

    I used straw, and covered it wood shavings....
  9. marianne7

    it's gotta heart on its head.....sooooo cute

    oh no how tragic.... so sorry
  10. marianne7

    it's gotta heart on its head.....sooooo cute

    I agree with all the comments already said on this post, what an absolute cutie....and yes please let us know if the heart stays.....awwww so sweet
  11. marianne7

    Should We Get This Cat a Rabies Vaccine?

    awww thats so sweet of you to think of this poor kitty who has been abandoned....yet I would take her and ask a vets opinion
  12. marianne7

    Paralyzed Chicken please help!!!!!

    Im really sorry for your loss, but its really difficult to know what the problem could be, dont know how many chickens you have left, but if you have removed them from the soil, well things should be ok, but if they are sick chickens, then you need some sort of anti biotics for them...sorry I...
  13. marianne7

    Paralyzed Chicken please help!!!!!

    Did they all die the same as this one ? Its good that you have removed them, but you hav'nt had them long, it may even be a virus, they are passing on to each other....The fact that you dont know how old they are, could be a number of reasons whats wrong....did you get them from a breeder ?
  14. marianne7

    Paralyzed Chicken please help!!!!!

    If there is poison in the soil, the best thing to do is remove your chickens, or get rid of the soil, if there is poison there, I don't know of any way to 'make it non poisonous' poison is toxic....and kills most animals...How do you know it is poisonous ? How old is the chicken, it may not...
  15. marianne7

    Straw in run?

    Yes there is a difference, Straw is wheat and is usually used for bedding for animals, Hay is grass dried and baled and used for food for animals - hope this helps
  16. marianne7

    Straw in run?

    Iike some of the folk who use straw, we do to, but our run is covered, we find it works well, but I think this is because it is mostly rain proof, we are about to make a sand pit in the run, so the chucks can have dust baths, but we find straw great.....but I suppose it would be pretty messy in...
  17. marianne7

    19 and a half weeks old and still no eggs :( egg countdown anyone??

    awwwww soooo cute, I want them, you are so fortunate, they are beautiful, (love the fuzzy feet)
  18. marianne7

    19 and a half weeks old and still no eggs :( egg countdown anyone??

    OMG, they are soooooo gorgeous, bet you are so pleased, soooo sweet
  19. marianne7

    19 and a half weeks old and still no eggs :( egg countdown anyone??

    Well don't know about anyone else but In the past we have got chickens in September younger than yours, and they layed all through the winter, chickens dont stop laying in the winter, they may lay less, but they still lay, so I would keep looking for eggs
  20. marianne7

    19 and a half weeks old and still no eggs :( egg countdown anyone??

    I think she looks really cute....I like your chuck profile pic too, that one looks sweet
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