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    Sick Buff Orpington

    I think she might be egg bound. Tomorrow I am going to try soaking her bottom in warm water with epsom salt and feed her some warm oat meal. Any suggestions on that?
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    Sick Buff Orpington

    We just examined her. Her crop, abdomen and cloaca all appear good. No blockage or swelling. No parasites. Nothing seems broken. She walked around a little and then almost fell over. When I put her back in the coop she just kind of fell forward on her face. I had to pick her up and sit her down...
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    Sick Buff Orpington

    We have a buff Orpington that is a little over two years old and she has been sluggish lately. She mainly stays in the coup and she is not eating like she used to. We haven't found any soars, injuries or blockages. Her comb is flopped over and not its normal red color. She also seems all puffed...
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    Adopted In!

    Kudos for taking in the abandon chickens. Good luck!
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    Hello from California coast!

    I love your chickens. Beautiful. Great looking coop. Welcome. I am new here too and have found it very informational. The people here are amazing.
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    Wheezing Hen?

    I found this online. I hope it helps. Here is a simple Homemade Electrolyte Recipe that is easy to mix up in a pinch: 1 cup water. 2 teaspoons sugar. 1/8 teaspoon salt. 1/8 teaspoon baking soda. Use full strength on severely ailing chickens, otherwise mix into their drinking water as needed, a...
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    Day 21 and I think I have twins

    Sorry I can"t help because I don't know anything about ducks. But, that is very exciting. If they are twins, please post pictures. Thanks
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    Blankie in the brooder.

    I took an old fleece blanket we had and everyday I cut a section out of it and sew the raw edges. Then I place it in their cage. They love sleeping on it. The next morning, I throw it away since they poop on it and replace it with a new one. They get excited when the new one goes in their cage.
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    Hello new

    A newbie here too. These people are great, friendly and extremely helpful. Be sure you completely read post, "Seven hens dead; teflon heat lamp poison." I learned a lot and you can see how helpful and dedicated these people are
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    How do you like my chickens! :)

    Beautiful birds!
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    Seven dead hens within 4 hours, not attacked. UPDATE: Teflon Poisoning!

    So very very sorry for your loss. You did a great job of getting on here and answering everyone's questions until you knew exactly what happened in order to save your other birds. Kudos to the members who asked enough questions to find out what happened. Because of everyone's persistence in...
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    Thanks for the add!

    Welcome to the group. I am new too. We have four baby chicks under a week old. What animals do you have on your hobby farm so far?
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    New chickens!!

    Sorry, I am newbie at this too. My chicks are under a week old. I only have four right now. I just wanted to say welcome and that the people here are very nice and helpful.
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    Me, my husband and four baby chicks, a Barred Orpington, a Rhode Island Red, a Black Australorp...

    Me, my husband and four baby chicks, a Barred Orpington, a Rhode Island Red, a Black Australorp and a Buffed Rock. We live in Missouri.
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    Hello just wanted to introduce myself

    Being new myself, I won't be much help to you. But, welcome to BYC. The people here are very nice and helpful.
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    Hey, new member.

    Will check them out. Thanks!
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    Hey, new member.

    Checking that site out right now. Thanks!
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    Hey, new member.

    Thanks for the help. I am glad to hear we made good choices on the chick selections. We did a lot research but were still not sure we had made the right choices.
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    Hey, new member.

    We ended up taking away the red bulb. The chicks starting acting irrational. Almost like they were trying to hurt each other. They were chirping loudly and attacking each other. So, we removed the red bulb, put back the 125 watt heat bulb and pulled their cage back in front of the electric...
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    Hey, new member.

    Thanks, I will do that
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