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[Kage1104]

Hi Northern Cali Family!I am in San Bruno and am new to the site. We got our girls at the HMB feed and fuel great helpful staff. Actually am trying to get back today for more supplies. Our coop is coming next week, thank goodness, they grew very fast.

 

[Hangtown Farms]

Hi Northern Cali Family!I am in San Bruno and am new to the site. We got our girls at the HMB feed and fuel great helpful staff. Actually am trying to get back today for more supplies. Our coop is coming next week, thank goodness, they grew very fast.

welcome to the thread

 

[tommysgirl]

welcome kage! how many girls? what breeds? bring all of your questions here for the most supportive helpful answers

 

[chiqita]

Hi Northern Cali Family!I am in San Bruno and am new to the site. We got our girls at the HMB feed and fuel great helpful staff. Actually am trying to get back today for more supplies. Our coop is coming next week, thank goodness, they grew very fast.

Welcome!

 

[ronott1]

Hi Northern Cali Family!I am in San Bruno and am new to the site. We got our girls at the HMB feed and fuel great helpful staff. Actually am trying to get back today for more supplies. Our coop is coming next week, thank goodness, they grew very fast.

The the Thread!



It is great to have you here! What breeds did you get?

 

[liz9910]

Hi Northern Cali Family!I am in San Bruno and am new to the site. We got our girls at the HMB feed and fuel great helpful staff. Actually am trying to get back today for more supplies. Our coop is coming next week, thank goodness, they grew very fast.

and to the best thread out there!

 

[lawatt]

wondering if anyone's seen this sort of trouble before -- the one cockerel in my group of 10-week-old grow-outs has pale, almost whitish/frothy-looking, very liquid diarrhea, making quite a mess of his backside. but he's totally perky, not acting sick at all -- running around with his gang like everything's normal. i've given them wormer (Ivomec) which has had zero effect. not sure of what to do next?

 

[minmin1258]

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Bn getting heavy rain here all day. Oh wait...I'm in WV! Sorry

Ok that's evil haha. Send it here you are probably done with it anyway [/quote
After two weeks of snow and below zero temps....I'll take the rain! Thx. Although with all the mud and puddles I think I'd rather have snow!

 

[ronott1]

wondering if anyone's seen this sort of trouble before -- the one cockerel in my group of 10-week-old grow-outs has pale, almost whitish/frothy-looking, very liquid diarrhea, making quite a mess of his backside. but he's totally perky, not acting sick at all -- running around with his gang like everything's normal. i've given them wormer (Ivomec) which has had zero effect. not sure of what to do next?

I have a cockerel that has had a crop problem for a while. I was treating with miconezole but saw an ad for a sour crop pill from a place called Hakes twin City Poultry Supply. I ordered the sour crop pills and a one gallon hanging water fountain. I gave him one pill on Friday night and one pill last night. The Crop is almost down to normal and he is trying to crow now!

Their catalog has a diarrhea medicine for chickens.

watery poo is a symptom of round worms too. I see they have been treated with ivermectin. A float test might help.

Along with the order, they sent me a list of their medicines and the withdrawal periods. Frontline was listed as Best for treatment of lice and mites with no withdrawal period. I am holding on to the charts!

 

[Wishing4Wings]

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Ron, is the Frontline listed for cats or dogs? Based on a recommendation at a show, I used Frontline Plus for cats on a Serama roo with lice. One drop and lice were gone!

Laura, if you need Valbazen for worms, I have some.