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I'll be sure to tell her! lol

I'm not sure about that, but the only other thing I can find would be from inbreeding. She is super sweet, but I keep thinking she kinda looks like one of those cymbal-banging monkey toys!

Her eyes are supposed to be brown, but there is a ring of green on the outer edge of the iris. I don't know if her eyes are changing color or what.

Hello all! Been stalking about for awhile, internet outages from coast to coast! Has anyone ever encountered this? I picked her up from a breeder a few days ago and noticed her eye color (em, markings?) She is on the younger side and is acting fine, just a bit wary of the new place. Yes it is...

Hello all! Haven't been on too much, its been trying here. Lost two chicks to cocci two weeks ago, now losing one to Mareks! Little one keeps trying, but trying isn't working for her. Vet advised to give her till Friday to see if she makes an improvement, so I just have to watch her. Need to...

That's what I was thinking, but it was worth a shot. :idunno

$15 each, up to six birds... I had one done on a rabbit two years back, thats' how I know. However, my vet ended up doing it

I wouldn't doubt it, however I find most Universities DO jump on "weird" and "exotic" things. From Purdue, a Molecular Diagnostic test for newcastle's test is $35.

But how would they feel about dead ones for a necropsy? They are cheaper in Kentucky and a HELL of a lot cheaper in Ohio.

:( From what I can find, that's the only poultry necropsy lab in Indiana. I don't know how they feel about of of state testing.

Yeah, I will keep looking, was just the first thing that popped up.

Will this be any help? https://www.addl.purdue.edu/TestsFees/ADDLFeeSchedule.pdf

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That you were!

Their websites says "Watermelon apple candy backed by fresh berries"

This one ACTUALLY caused one person to ask "is that a doll?" Really couldn't make a *normal* face for pictures.

Yep, from years ago!

Your too kind! My cousin was taking pictures of my sister and I on her Polaroid camera (it boggled my tiny mind that it INSTANTLY gave us the picture). After about 30 minutes, I declared the session was going on *forever*.

7 year old me can relate ;):

Well yeah, but almost a little too close for comfort.