Diary & Notes ~ Air Cell Detatched SHIPPED Chicken Eggs for incubation and hatching

[Sally Sunshine]

Thanks,.... chicks you need one! I am gonna start the thread after I feed kiddo, she is home with belly ache the poor thing...

Hey She won those silkie eggs on FB! yay! they sent them out today!! Wright Farm!

 

[katiehumes]

Awesome incubator!!

 

[rbaker0345]

Marking my spot. Boy you guys can talk.

 

[dolfi]

My samaras are due to hatch this Sunday. Fingers crossed with the few that are still in there.

 

[katiehumes]

My samaras are due to hatch this Sunday. Fingers crossed with the few that are still in there.

Hope everything goes well!

 

[Caitlin_VT]

That is quite the impressive incubator!!

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Awesome incubator!!

Thanks!

Marking my spot. Boy you guys can talk.

ha ha ha not really! wait till u catch up on the hatchalong!

My samaras are due to hatch this Sunday. Fingers crossed with the few that are still in there.

how are the seramas and when is lockdown?

That is quite the impressive incubator!!

Thanks!!! its awesome



Current over night readings the same as bedtime 100.6 100.6 100.4 100.4 top to bottom!!

Will set in it later on in week!!!

 

[chicksooner]

Sally where is the list of resp. meds. I remember you posted them a while back but did not write them down.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Shopping list for chicken drugs

Amprolium (corid) - for coccidiosis
VetRx - colds, croup, scaly legs and a de-stresser
Oxytetracyclin (Agrimycin) for resp illnesses
Sulfamethoxine (Dimethox) for just about anything and my "go to first" drug - including coccidiosis and resp infections

I have only had to give one treatment of dimethox when a chicken developed a runny nose. stopped symptoms instantly

bactim or septra is sulfamethoxine - often used in humans for UTI. pet shops sell it for fish tanks. you could open capsules and disolve in water

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[Sally Sunshine]

https://sites.google.com/a/poultrypedia.com/poultrypedia/medicine-chart