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  1. TJAnonymous

    Thoughts on treating potential illness in large flock

    Dustin Clark is a professor/vet with the U of A Dale Bumpers college. They have a huge poultry dept (Thanks Tyson). Dr Clark has a Backyard Chickens video where he does a step by step necropsy. I've used it in the past as a tutorial. Plus Dr Clark has answered questions via email in the past...
  2. TJAnonymous

    Thoughts on treating potential illness in large flock

    State lab is in Little Rock (an hour from my house, one way). And I doubt anyone at our County extension office would help. I've reached out to them about tree/garden issues and they always act put out like I've interrupted their day. 🙄 I opted to burn the bodies because if they are diseased, I...
  3. TJAnonymous

    Thoughts on treating potential illness in large flock

    With the chickens I discovered were sick and treated with the Metronidazole, it was definitely some type of respiratory illness. They had a cough, sneezing, and sounded croupy as I mentioned. The Ameracauna that died yesterday was the only one who I witnessed drainage coming from her mouth...
  4. TJAnonymous

    Thoughts on treating potential illness in large flock

    Never heard of flystrike. Had to look it up. Yikes, that's gross... Not sure if that's what happened here but I suppose I can't rule it out either. I have never ever seen my drake try to mate with my chickens. He has 6 duck hens which keep him rather busy. He doesn't pay the slightest...
  5. TJAnonymous

    Thoughts on treating potential illness in large flock

    I've been scanning the flock the last day or so but don't see any bloody bottoms. I thought maybe I'd visually be able to tell who the blood came from that way but no luck. I haven't seen any more bloody stool since that one incident but considering I have at least 50 chickens in that coop, it...
  6. TJAnonymous

    Thoughts on treating potential illness in large flock

    Yesterday morning I was collecting eggs and noticed a LOT of bloody poop on one of the roosts. I have 50-60 chickens so it's impossible to know which chicken it came from. It's also been REALLY hot with triple digit weather so everyone is rather lethargic anyway. A couple more relevant...
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