- Jul 30, 2012
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Hello, my first few posts were about three barred rock chickens that were sold to me as hens but were roosters so I processed them.
One of the roosters was pooping a really foul smelling brown diarrhea . I had 8 Cornish x chicks in the same run and for a while the same coop.
Now, although I have the roosters in the freezer, some of the x birds are pooping like the rooster and one is sneezing as well as some of the birds seem to shiver and shake. It is time to process the birds as they are a little older than 8 weeks. This started last week.
Does anyone know what is wrong with these birds and would they be safe to eat ?? Should I try to treat them before I send them to the freezer??
I am worrying about the next flock, witch will be laying hens, catching the same sickness. Would bleaching down the coop and run kill the sickness ???
Any help would me greatly appreciated
#1 What sickness do they have.
#2 would they be safe to eat
#3 should I try to treat and heal them before processing
# 4 how do I kill the sickness as not to spread further
thanks, Bruce
One of the roosters was pooping a really foul smelling brown diarrhea . I had 8 Cornish x chicks in the same run and for a while the same coop.
Now, although I have the roosters in the freezer, some of the x birds are pooping like the rooster and one is sneezing as well as some of the birds seem to shiver and shake. It is time to process the birds as they are a little older than 8 weeks. This started last week.
Does anyone know what is wrong with these birds and would they be safe to eat ?? Should I try to treat them before I send them to the freezer??
I am worrying about the next flock, witch will be laying hens, catching the same sickness. Would bleaching down the coop and run kill the sickness ???
Any help would me greatly appreciated
#1 What sickness do they have.
#2 would they be safe to eat
#3 should I try to treat and heal them before processing
# 4 how do I kill the sickness as not to spread further
thanks, Bruce