"Avian Vet Week"

[Rillion]

Hey Andy,

Thanks so much for doing the show! I will definitely be tuning in.

I would appreciate it if, at some point, you might ask one or more of the doctors about what would be best to include in a "chicken first aid kit" for those times when the chickens are dehydrated, have been attacked, etc. and a vet with poultry knowledge is either too far away or too expensive.

 

[atlantachickenwhisperer]

Hey Rillion,

You are the second person that has asked this great question. I will make sure I ask it. Maybe as early as tomorrow.

Thanks for listening!

 

[mzfancichicks]

I also am really interested in the "chicken first aid kit" question. I'm new to all of this and this would be really helpful. I'm glad you have the web address for your show. I'll be able to listen at work - and if not possible - I'll be able to catch it later. That's the great part. Some times things are hectic and sometimes slow.

Thank you for spending the time to do all this.

 

[KatyTheChickenLady]

ummm . . . I really want to listen tomorrow, but not sure how. Fi I click on your link it takes me to your blog page . . . then what do I do? will it be live? what time should I listen if I am on mountain standard time? are you on at regular time very day? I would love to become a reular listener if I can figure out how, and if it is available here.
thanks!

 

[atlantachickenwhisperer]

Hey katylester,

I now broadcast "LIVE" six days a week!

Listen "LIVE" Monday through Friday at 12:00pm EST here: www.blogtalkradio.com/backyardpoultry

Listen "LIVE" Saturday at 9:00am EST here: www.americaswebradio.com

I think that would be at 10:00am Mountain Time.

Thanks for listening!

 

[atlantachickenwhisperer]

Hey BYC Members,

I go "LIVE" in just one hour and thirty minutes! That's 12:00pm EST. Send me your questions for today's radio show!

Thanks for listening!

 

[froggie71]

I've seen the questions about a "chicken first aid kit". I'm interested in that as well, but am truly interested in a duck first aid kit. When I had a wheezing duck in the fall and didn't know what to do I did a lot of research online and there wasn't alot of info. I was told terramycin which was safe was being taken off the market, and agramycin was replacing it. Also Bayril is what one vet will give to sick ducks at the local wildlife refuge. Are these the only things safe for a duck?

 

[atlantachickenwhisperer]

Hey BYC Members,

Thank you for all your questions! Please keep them coming! Today's show was all about Coccidiosis and Marek's. Tomorrow we will be talking about Mites, Egg Binding, and First Aid Kits!

Thanks for listening!

 

[atlantachickenwhisperer]

Hey BYC Members,

There is still time to send in your questions for tomorrow's avian vet.

Thanks for listening!

 

[atlantachickenwhisperer]

Hey BYC Members,

I go "LIVE" in 35 minutes. Today's topic will be Mites, Egg Binding/Bound, and keeping a Chicken First Aid Kit. Send me your questions!

Thanks for listening!