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  1. HumbleHen207

    Marek's question

    The incubation period for Mareks is two weeks, if they show no sign of the disease (even if the necropsy comes back positive) by then they are probably fine. I would recommend looking into Mareks vaccinations for future chicks, ever since we started having ours vaccinated the mortality rates in...
  2. HumbleHen207

    Marek's question

    For now I would just keep an eye on them. I wouldn't worry about putting down any more chicks unless they begin to show signs of the disease as well. I would keep them seperate for now and wait for the results of the necropsy to return. If other's begin to show signs the best thing you can do is...
  3. HumbleHen207

    Marek's question

    I myself am no expert on the disease, but according to The Chicken Health Handbook, the symptom of greyish eyes is a sign of Marek's. This is some of the information I uncovered in the book. Symptoms include but are not limited too: Growing thin while eating well Stilted gait or lack of...
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