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Thanks so much - I hope yours gets better. It does take a lot of time and effort.Sorry for the loss of your hen. I have a sick little girl too and I'm dreading the next few days.
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Thanks so much - I hope yours gets better. It does take a lot of time and effort.Sorry for the loss of your hen. I have a sick little girl too and I'm dreading the next few days.
Quote:That really sums it up - I am not normally squeamish about things but for some reason, perhaps because we haven't had the chickens very long, I don't know - the thought of doing something like that makes meIt took a while before I was up to doing a necropsy/post mortem. .......But while I regret not doing it I also know I wasn't up to it at the time, so that's that and that's all there is to it.............
Best wishes for you and yours.! So maybe my time will come... lol. Thanks for all your information and support!
X2!It isn't the same as lab results but you can learn to do a necropsy yourself.
It's not that hard and what I do.
The only time I'd consider paying for one is if I had significant losses in short order.
Gail Damerow's book 'Chicken Health Handbook' can be purchased pretty cheap and gives good detailed instructions including what to look for.