Sonoran Silkies, I bet you never saw my question to you. How long do you keep your baby chicks on the medicated feed? When do you start the turkey growth?
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Well Pratts is still saying they will get in fancy breed turkeys at the first of the month.
GREAT NEWS! The new dog passed with flying colors! I figured she might. She was at a foster parents house (they were trying to find a new home for her so she wouldn't have to be euthanized) with five other dogs, 1 rabbit, and 2 chickens. The chickens got out and 2 of the 5 dogs ran after the chickens! Naughty dogs. But did the dog that I want to adopt? Nope. She stayed put and didn't give chase. That was when I decided I would like to adopt her.
I brought her home, introduced her to the cats and chickens. She couldn't have cared less about their existence. Actually, I have a bit of a scardy dog on my hands. I had her on a leash (today was the first day ever that she has had on a collar or leash) and led her through my flock of chickens. She did great! I am happy to announce, we have officially adopted her!
This is a pic of her tonight. Her very first bath! She didn't even fight me or try to hop out of the bath. She didn't even try and bite at her collar or leash (never had a leash or collar before today). She took to walking on a leash like a fish swims in water! She is a fantastic doggy! She is a mutt, no idea what is all in her. She is beautiful and she is amazing.![]()
Oh, I am on the hunt for a name for her. A proper name that fits her disposition and personality. She is very laid back and relaxed. She very rarely barks (I have yet to hear her do so with me). She is truly obedient. She is quick to pick up commands. She is great at taking instruction. She is not timid, but very cautious. The foster parents called her socks. But I want something much more...hmm....a name worth much more then..well...socks.![]()
it sounds like there are an awful lot of "things" hitting random yards as of late. sounds like it may be a good weekend for me to vaccinate for IB and fowl pox. does anyone else have a crazy amount of mosquitos in their yard? every year around this time they hit and seem to stay until winter. i don't have irrigation or a dirty pool, so i don't get it.
Sonoran Silkies, I bet you never saw my question to you. How long do you keep your baby chicks on the medicated feed? When do you start the turkey growth?
Happy Birthday, Mikey.. Love the tractor so far.. Please post more pics as you progress.. WillIds of March!
Pastrymama, I had a lot of mosquitos here when I moved in a couple of years go.. I put in bat houses, (4), and now have almost no mosquitos at all.. It takes a while for the bats to find the home, but they will eventually.. They go south in the winter, but return with the warmer weather.. They also take care of a lot of moths that fly around at night.. They are not cheap to buy, but easy to make.. Willit sounds like there are an awful lot of "things" hitting random yards as of late. sounds like it may be a good weekend for me to vaccinate for IB and fowl pox. does anyone else have a crazy amount of mosquitos in their yard? every year around this time they hit and seem to stay until winter. i don't have irrigation or a dirty pool, so i don't get it.
Well she was isolated until the neighbor juvenile delinquents came over. She was out long enough to lay an egg in the coop. She is back in isolation again. No more sneezing or funny breathing sounds. Eyes look normal, nostrils look fine, pacing back and forth to get back with the flock so she's not lethargic. Eating and drinking fine but just in case are there any local antibiotics and what is best? ThanksKev,
Isolate that bird away from the others POST HASTE!
She could have Infectious Bronchitis and you could lose half your flock.
Put her on antibiotics and watch her!