Thank you!!! I was thinking Wegmans was my best bet.Try Wegman's in the organic aisle for the ACV.
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Thank you!!! I was thinking Wegmans was my best bet.Try Wegman's in the organic aisle for the ACV.
I had coryza in one of my first flocks after I made the mistake of buying from a not so reliable breeder. I medicated the chickens and I have never regretted it. The carriers never infected any other birds. I've still got one easter egger that had infectious coryza, and as I said, she has never infected anyone else. Just something to keep in mind I guess.got a question . i am trying to help someone on this site. she is very new to chickens. she added some birds to existing flock without quarentine first. yep you know it the flock came down with corzya. i have explained that the birds will always be carriers. so what do we do? she would like to save them. i understand her point. it is just where she is at in life right now,
suggestions please
Galefrances, the Old Timers already told us: for chickens we call them "flaps". People have curtains, lol. I do plan to have curtains AND flaps in my next coop, so just teasing!
got a question . i am trying to help someone on this site. she is very new to chickens. she added some birds to existing flock without quarentine first. yep you know it the flock came down with corzya. i have explained that the birds will always be carriers. so what do we do? she would like to save them. i understand her point. it is just where she is at in life right now,
suggestions please