Chicken supplies to have on hand.

[Weeg]

Thank you! I am super excited!

 

[The Happster]

x2 on the Corid.
I'd also make sure you have access to some garlic & ACV.
Both good to have on hand.

 

[Weeg]

Thanks, what does ACV stand for? I am gonna make a big list and get everything I need!

 

[Three Little Bunnies]

I always like to have plastic trash bags, rubber gloves, and hand sanitizer on hand. Also, gauze and Prid. Prid is a drawing salve. I am trying to use it to treat bumblefoot. NutriDrench. Epsom salts. DE. Apple cider vinegar. Coop spray, which makes the coop smell nice, and I make it myself. A towel for holding animals still. Cornstarch to stop bleeding. Paper towels. Antibacterial ointment. Currently, that’s about it.

 

[Three Little Bunnies]

Thanks, what does ACV stand for? I am gonna make a big list and get everything I need!

Apple cider vinegar.

 

[Weeg]

Got it! I have calendula oil as a drawing salve, seems to work pretty good, you can try it for bumblefoot if you like! I like the brand herb pharm, there's also one called trauma oil on amazon I like!

 

[Three Little Bunnies]

Got it! I have calendula oil as a drawing salve, seems to work pretty good, you can try it for bumblefoot if you like! I like the brand herb pharm, there's also one called trauma oil on amazon I like!

Good to know, thanks. Most of my LF have bumblefoot. Where do you live? Maybe you can treat it for me!

 

[The Happster]

Not keen on DE.

 

[Weeg]

I never give pure DE, but do have a dust bath powder with it in it, is that okay? I will stop buying it if it doesn’t do anything or is bad for then.

 

[Weeg]

Ohh, and I have ducks too, so I found sone pure niacin powder in amazon, if I can’t find any niacin at the feed store and I buy the pure stuff, what would the dose be be buy teaspoon per duck? And should I mix it with water or good if I needed to use it?