Just be prepared. If you get it then flush your chickens' system with water. Look for low energy chickens and green diarrhea. It is easy to over comeAnybody else worried about Newcastle spreading North? 10 confirmed cases now.
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Just be prepared. If you get it then flush your chickens' system with water. Look for low energy chickens and green diarrhea. It is easy to over comeAnybody else worried about Newcastle spreading North? 10 confirmed cases now.
You don't need to cull them as it is easy to survive I have living proof of that.Not terribly worried - it may all have been connected to one poultry show. But, I feel terrible for those who have had to cull their entire flock. My heart would be broken!
Is it really that easy to take care of though? Millions of birds died in 2003. Has your flock had it? Definitely interested to hear first hand accounts. Might calm my anxiety. Details?Just be prepared. If you get it then flush your chickens' system with water. Look for low energy chickens and green diarrhea. It is easy to over come
Yes, they had it but only one bird. All you need to do is flush them with water, give some food, separate them for 48-72 hours after they stop being tired. Catching it early is key. Mine did have a paralyzed neck but it was only for 24 hours. I was pretty chill about it just some sadness happening. I was lucky that only one of my chickens had it.Is it really that easy to take care of though? Millions of birds died in 2003. Has your flock had it? Definitely interested to hear first hand accounts. Might calm my anxiety. Details?
View attachment 1425583 Hatched 13 out of 16 set! I'm one happy girl!
Lost a chicken. I think it was a coyote or fox. Wasn't the dog in the image (although sometimes she will chase them but not bite, working on that) as she was with us when it happened. Broad day, only 5-10 minutes where we weren't outside. Came out to feather piñata scenes. No bird in sight, although I tracked the feather trail way down the road and down a steep hill. The Wyandotte is just gone.
So I still have my Wheaten Ameracauna and Grandma her year old Brahmas.
If anyone has one or two pullets or young hens let me know. I'd love to find any of the breeds we originally had.
Olive egger
BCM
Orpington
Ameraucana
Or even a Barred Rock.
I am so sorry!
With taking it, it could be a bobcat or mt. lion too