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Did you contact them? Try that, if that doesn't work, I think you can report them to ebay.

I wouldn't use neosporin unless they actually have an infection. Neosporin is basically petroleum jelly with anti-biotics in it. So if you're just worried about eye irritation, I'd go with the plain old Vaseline. Quote:

Yes, that's the one I was thinking of. I love her!

Is that the one you've posted pictures of that looks sort of speckled or mottled? I really like her.

I'm trying to figure out what I want to get on the waiting list for. Are you going to be hatching all of your varieties? I really like the blue salmon bantams, but I also really like the LF Salmon, and the blue/black...I guess I like them all I guess it would make it easier if I knew...

Quote: Jeanine ~ are you starting waiting lists for spring chicks or just eggs? Both, though chicks would have to be picked up... Yay! That will just give me an excuse to do some shopping in Portland and the Woodburn outlets. ;-) I need to talk to my mother-in-law and neighbor to see...

Quote: Jeanine ~ are you starting waiting lists for spring chicks or just eggs?

Quote: She's so cute! Do you know what she is crossed with?

Quote: Really?! I always see them free on craigslist here in Washington. I wonder what the difference is.

I am planning on getting some Faverolles eggs to hatch, too. This is what I'm worried about, though: What do you do when you get more males than females? Do you have to give some males away (and isn't it hard to find homes for roosters?)? I know Faverolles are supposed to be less aggressive...

I'm still looking for Faverolles in the Olympia, WA area. I'd prefer to find someone local, rather than ship. Thanks!

Rare Feathers Farm, I sent you a PM. I live in Western WA (South Puget Sound area) and am looking for Faverolles.