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Baloney........... I think you are watching too much History channel.
This isn't exactly controversial or out there stuff here - it's a well documented fact that can be researched through whatever vehicle you prefer.
We eat far more, and especially far more meat, than at any other...
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Regarding my being a newbie, I've been here since March, but haven't had much reason to post because I'm not a chicken farmer. I came here looking help with bumblefoot, which I got, and I tried to return the favor by helping someone else today. That is how I behave on lists - I always...
I've been around the block with very severe bumblefoot (rooster rescue). That looks like it to me. I'd keep a close watch and see if it improves. Keep conditions super clean, of course, and a close eye on your others.
If you end up having to clean the thing out, pack it with sugardine - a mix...
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It irritates me when people extend the suffering of an animal because they push human emotions and feelings on them. Animals live moment to moment. They do not plan on what they will be doing tomorrow, and all they know is what is happening in that moment.
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Sorry, Chicks digit, there is EVERY reason to disparage the meat industry for inhumane practices. Just one of them being the way that practice affects the health of humans.
Stress causes bodies ( name your animal, lizard to human) to flood the system with adrenaline. Long term stress means...
I'm in the same boat, and a pox on those who only look at an animal as meat. One can be a farmer and still be humane, and one should. Any of us who have a Cornish X with leg problems, have them because of reprehensible practices in the meat industry, Those of us who are above the practices that...
I'm in the same boat, and a pox on those who only look at an animal as meat. One can be a farmer and still be humane, and one should. Any of us who have a Cornish X with leg problems, have them because of inhumane practices in the meat industry, and those of us who are above the practices that...
Thanks, Thebritt,
Prep H! Okay - worth a try. Thanks for the pred. advice, too.
The reasoning behind rubbing Rescue Remedy on the outside of animals is it stresses them less, and is absorbed through the skin. Our last rescue was an infant squirrel, who was extremely anxious - just her...
I foster animals for our Humane Society. Today received a chicken that fell off a truck on the freeway. We believe she's a layer past her prime and headed for the soup factory, when her trip was interrupted.
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She weighs about 7 pounds ( I'm guessing - she's huge).
She had...