So, anyone want a very pretty Silver Laced Polish, if it's proved to be a boy in a couple months?
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The best bet is to first spray with Vetricyn if you have it. Then I'd coat it with BluKote and keep a close eye on her. Make sure she doesn't get shocky. I'd keep her quiet for the rest of the day and then return her to the flock.
Would you share the recipe? Looks delicious! I'm sorry you lost her. I decided to try out a new bread recipe today, since it's actually cool enough to bake. It's one of those where you throw the dough together the day before, and let it sit covered on your counter until you bake it. It was super easy.she had good cordination. sadly she died though. she was one of the ones from Sand Hill. she has always been the smallest![]()
I don't have Vetricyn...should I just use the blue kote? She's been laying down a lot. Should I separate her from all the others for the rest of the day? They put themselves to bed in about 30 mins. Where would I put her?The best bet is to first spray with Vetricyn if you have it. Then I'd coat it with BluKote and keep a close eye on her. Make sure she doesn't get shocky. I'd keep her quiet for the rest of the day and then return her to the flock.
Ditto. If she is limping them keep her isolated until she is not limping.The best bet is to first spray with Vetricyn if you have it. Then I'd coat it with BluKote and keep a close eye on her. Make sure she doesn't get shocky. I'd keep her quiet for the rest of the day and then return her to the flock.
Not limping when she walks, but she's just been laying down next to a plant near the coop. I don't have VetricynDitto. If she is limping them keep her isolated until she is not limping.The best bet is to first spray with Vetricyn if you have it. Then I'd coat it with BluKote and keep a close eye on her. Make sure she doesn't get shocky. I'd keep her quiet for the rest of the day and then return her to the flock.