Can I butcher and eat a chicken that has loose stool.

[PotterWatch]

Kind of gross, but this is a good site that shows some of the normal range as well as some problems: http://www.chat.allotment.org.uk/index.php?topic=17568.0

 

[bigredfeather]

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Very good resource Potter, thanks. Very gross, but good up close pictures, perhaps a little closer than needed. LOL I can't believe I just added this page to my "Favorites." I think I have a problem.

 

[PotterWatch]

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Very good resource Potter, thanks. Very gross, but good up close pictures, perhaps a little closer than needed. LOL I can't believe I just added this page to my "Favorites." I think I have a problem.

 

[BoomChickaRocka]

i would eat em.

 

[itsy]

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Very good resource Potter, thanks. Very gross, but good up close pictures, perhaps a little closer than needed. LOL I can't believe I just added this page to my "Favorites." I think I have a problem.

My BF just came into the computer room to see what I wanted to eat for dinner and finds me staring intently at poo photos. He really...didn't...know...what to say! He kind of shook his head and slowly walked away. It was like a Seinfeld moment

But yes... this is a great link!

 

[Vtchicks]

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Great resource, i am not sure what you do in your free time but good find.

 

[Tracydr]

Is it hot there? The days we were over 110 and especially over 115, my cornish crosses had pure watery stools, clear water. I was pretty worried but they seem to have come through it fine. I gave them plenty of fresh fruits, especially melons and tomatoes.

 

[PotterWatch]

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Great resource, i am not sure what you do in your free time but good find.

I didn't find it myself (can't imagine googling such a thing

). I just remembered seeing it posted by debiraymond some time back and did a search.