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    Need tylan in the Tampa area

    Does anyone anywhere near the greater Tampa area have some tylan 50 or tylan 200 I can buy. I have a bird with a horrible respiratory infection. I have called/driven to every feed store in three counties and it is on manufacturer backorder and everyone is out. Thank you in advance.
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    Poopy butt

    I will call around. I suppose any vet could do that for me? Chickens get the same worms as any other animals correct? So I wouldn't need a specialized poultry vet? There is DE all over the coop and they always get good acv. I've never seen a worm in her poo.
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    Poopy butt

    I think I have read all the poopy butt posts on this forum. I have one bird that always has a poopy butt. She was fine for a few months when I got her, and it appeared last month. I raised her roost a little and she constantly roosts correctly now, and it is slightly better. I have trimmed some...
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    chicken roosting improperly - constantly covered in poop

    new wider front to back poop board . worked first time :) super happy thank you
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    chicken roosting improperly - constantly covered in poop

    she definitely was able to get up to the roost before i raised it she just seemed to choose not to. she roosts on the lip instead. you dont think that 5 foot high roost is dangerously tall for a large breed chicken? as i said these are my first birds and i would be devastated if one of them...
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    chicken roosting improperly - constantly covered in poop

    so i raised the roost, but now im very concerned with the large breed orpingtons jumping down that far. they had no ramp because they dont use it. i made them a new one but they continue to fly all the way over it to get down. the bigger bird fell on her face upon hitting the ground, but the...
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    chicken roosting improperly - constantly covered in poop

    a few more pictures. i try and move her up to the roost every night when i get home
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    chicken roosting improperly - constantly covered in poop

    So I have a small flock of chickens, this is my first. Mixed ages. The 2 adults are buff orpingtons, and i have had them for a few months (they are 3 they are rescues). The bigger one (big bird) upon being moved into her permanent coop, has decided that she would rather roost on the poop...
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