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Illinois law Quote: http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/ilcs/ilcs3.asp?ActID=1717&ChapterID=41 FLITZ, a dyed chick is a dyed chick as far as the law cares.

Quote: "In one study, rats were provided with feed containing as much as 5% PG in feed over a period of 104 weeks and they showed no apparent ill effects." There is something like 97% water in food coloring. Then you mix it with the water in the egg. Dyeing the chicks is probably as...

Good luck. If you know someone that takes insulin they use a good needle for doing this.

Quote: LOL Sometimes, I wonder, about the state I live in. I wonder about your state too every time I drive threw an someone there asks me if I'm from Kentucky...

Really? That's what I get for quoting another source without digging deeper. Good deal then.

Quote: Louisiana. Sec. 18-16. Sale, etc., of artificially colored or dyed animals. No animal that has been dyed or otherwise colored artificially may be sold or offered for sale, raffled, offered or given as a prize, premium or advertising device; or, displayed in any store, carnival or other...

While I was looking up laws I found this. Florida.. The state constitution allows for freedom of speech, a trial by jury, and pregnant pigs to not be confined in cages. Pigs have constitutional rights in Florida.. Go figure.

Quote: I guess you could read a lot of things in to that. The way I read it it says that dyeing is illegal an selling dyed ones is too. I assume the word live means not dead yet. If you didn't show them off you would probably get away with it anyway but I would hate to be the one trying to...

Yea, All I can find on Washington is about selling them.

It is banned outright in Ca. Quote: I believe Florida, South Carolina, an Kentucky also ban it outright. Probably more.

Quote: Yea well I guess that works for people who subscribe to the idea they have to do every thing there government tells them too. Im no sheeple but whatever works for ya.

Quote: Illegal to sell the dyed chicks, not illegal to dye them for personal use. Many breeders will do this so at hatch, they can tell which chicks/duckling came from which line. Some states it is illegal to dye any livestock or pet for any reason. People have been charged for using coolaid...

I haven't read the label on food coloring lately.

You can drill the hole with a drill bit or needle being twisted between your fingers. no need to push hard. Regular food coloring from the grocery store is what you need, usually by the cake decorating stuff I believe.