Colorado

[cackydoodledoo]

Rockin' Reds :

Little bit of work (hopefully extremely minimal) and tending to the chickens!

And it's my birthday! YAY!

Happy Birthday

Working today while hubby and girls are home for the day. Won't complain as he is working on my coop expansion!!!​

 

[Rockin' Reds]

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY RED!!!

Thanks so much!!!

 

[Rockin' Reds]

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Happy Birthday

Working today while hubby and girls are home for the day. Won't complain as he is working on my coop expansion!!!

Thank you so much!!

 

[Chick_In_The_Burbs]

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Go hubby!

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(Husbands always do better with positive reinforcement

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Matthew, that rooster of yours is quite the handsome devil!

YESSS!!! DH ALWAYS dives into a challenge... The coop now has 4 walls (not complete, needs to install doors and windows) but they're up!!

He's going to prove my prediction wrong at this rate...

 

[coloradochick]

Happy BDay Rockin!!!

 

[Rockin' Reds]

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Thank you!!! Had a fabulous day!

 

[jdopler]

Happy belated bday!

 

[Georgetown]

What do you all do for disease prevention? I was reading about one of my Step-dad's friends in Kansas who dusts all of her chickens bottoms with powder for mite prevention and dips their feet in iodine for bumblefoot prevention. My chickens appear healthy, but I am still new to this. Should I be doing these things? Just confused. Thanks in advance for your thoughts!

Stacy

 

[colowyo0809]

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I mix prebiotic (note the pre, not the pro. pre works with the bacteria that is naturally present in the gut, pro introduces bacteria from milk products into the system, not as effective) and dried kelp, both in powder form, into the feed as we buy it. I also mix the same into the chick starter, and feed it from the day they start eating the food

Haven't had a single problem since we switched to the prebiotic and the kelp

 

[Rockin' Reds]

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Thank you very much!!