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CSolis said:
not being a vet or such, I would imagine echinacea would work just as well on animals as it does for humans. I haven't taken an 'antibiotic' in years for anything. Echinacea is antibiotic, antimicrobial, and anti viral in nature. I am going to guess that since animal's bodies are much cleaner than our own (less junk food) they would respond very well.. Another is colloidal silver.
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I don't use antibiotics much on my animals. But when they need it, i don't want to spend more on the vet bill than i did for the animal. Goats get mastitis, pretty had to mistake what it is. The antibiotic i use is pretty inexpensive and effective. I might need it once a year. This meddling is getting ridiculous!
 
A couple years ago, after reading several of the posts in the illness and injury section on BYC, I went out and bought everything I could possibly need for the chickens. Never had to use any of it, except Corid, and it's probably all out of date now. I even have penicillin in my fridge. :rolleyes: Sometimes I can go a little overboard on the chicken love.
 
ValerieJ said:
A couple years ago, after reading several of the posts in the illness and injury section on BYC, I went out and bought everything I could possibly need for the chickens. Never had to use any of it, except Corid, and it's probably all out of date now. I even have penicillin in my fridge. :rolleyes: Sometimes I can go a little overboard on the chicken love.
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I think we all can.
 
ValerieJ said:
A couple years ago, after reading several of the posts in the illness and injury section on BYC, I went out and bought everything I could possibly need for the chickens. Never had to use any of it, except Corid, and it's probably all out of date now. I even have penicillin in my fridge. :rolleyes: Sometimes I can go a little overboard on the chicken love.
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Better to have it than need it!
 

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