If it's food grade, you can sprinkle some in a sand box for a dust bath, or in their usual dust-bathing spot. If it's food grade, you can use it at a rate of less than 2% of their total feed weight (not volume) for internal purposes.
No matter what grade, don't use it to dust them directly. And like any particulate, don't let them or yourself breathe it.
If it's garden or pool grade, return it and get your money back.
Good advice so far: I'd only add that she should be kept in an area with very little light 24/7 (can differentiate food from water but that is all). Slows down the egg laying/keeps her calm.
Sorry for the spelling errors
but Jake sent me links to his site where he sells cones for chicken's and turkeys (you know to cut thier heads off) and his site has pictures.
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The links in his post? Those are his sig line. Unless you mean he PM'd or emailed them to you, they were not sent to you. They are attached to all of his posts.
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The links in his post? Those are his sig line. Unless you mean he PM'd or emailed them to you, they were not sent to you. They are attached to all of his posts.
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Wow, I'd say you almost have to cull. With the guts showing like that, ointment and cleaning are going to do nothing. A vet MIGHT be able to do surgery, but that is going to be insanely expensive, and might not even work.
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Have you clicked on his Sig line in blue (Word Link)
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The links in his post? Those are his sig line. Unless you mean he PM'd or emailed them to you, they were not sent to you. They are attached to all of his posts.
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I don't have to, I know what the cones are, they are for butchering. My point was that he is not sending those links to you. He sells those cones, he was not suggesting you buy one from him just because they are in his sig line.
I know he suggested the possibility of culling, sometimes it is the most humane option (not saying this is the case in this instance, I like to watch and see how they do before making the decision). It is a hard thing to do, but sometimes it is necessary.