EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

[Sally Sunshine]

So nothing has changed except their forage yesterday, when they followed me around eating new things. I wormed them the beginning of the month. Sally the med you pictured is an antibiotic?

You have corid for the chickens? you can try that


check out fiasco cocci treatment before you purchase anything new

 

[Sally Sunshine]

oh crap and I forgot I added pro bios to pellets!!!

This is a great thing to have around with ANY TYPE OF CRITTER, DOGS PUPS, GOATS ETC!!!!

 

[kajira]

I'm sure the dog made a huge difference.
My buildings are coyote proof. I've seen the neighbor's malamute/husky crosses lunging at the windows of the coop trying to get in. If these huge high energy behemoths couldn't get in, I don't think a coyote can.

I'm sure. I have 2 small enclosed pens each with a 3 year old rooster that were in the same area. I'm sure they were going nuts but I didn't have time to observe. It is really peaceful out there now.


I didn't know it until I had no other choice.
I remembered that roosters difficult to catch during the day can be just picked up when they are distracted by fighting.
I'm glad it worked. I wasn't about to let it go.

I'm glad my great pyr loves my birds. LOL

The barn cat though was here before she was... and she likes cats, a lot. I don't know if she'd protect from cats. That's the one downfall of great pyr's, is many of them favor kitties as playmates.

 

[kajira]

oh crap and I forgot I added pro bios to pellets!!!

This is a great thing to have around with ANY TYPE OF CRITTER, DOGS PUPS, GOATS ETC!!!!

Do you know when I have young puppies, I often mix yogurt in with their dog food? This has natural probiotics.

chickens, dogs, and other animals like yogurt too. You can also get probiotic powder. ;o

 

[Lucky Lemon]

@MotorcycleChick Yes, I still have to cut it loose sometimes, but only about once a year. So far, the belt has never come off either. And it continues to have great suction.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

So nothing has changed except their forage yesterday, when they followed me around eating new things. I wormed them the beginning of the month. Sally the med you pictured is an antibiotic?

its a sulfonamide its not an antibiotic, but I think its on the list.... lets ask KAT! @casportpony

 

[BullChick]

Cleaning/replacing filters, rinsing out dust, stuff like that.

Okay. Thank you!

My moms is s shark and I have to cut the hair of that one too. What I like about it is if something gets sucked up that will normally blow the belt it switches off until you pull it out. So no belt changes thus far.

 

[campingshaws]

So nothing has changed except their forage yesterday, when they followed me around eating new things. I wormed them the beginning of the month. Sally the med you pictured is an antibiotic?

You have corid for the chickens?  you can try that 


check out fiasco cocci treatment before you purchase anything new

I'm out. I looked at TSC last time I went but couldn't find it. This makes me sound really stupid, but I've gotten to where looking at meds and names and dosing numbers just gives me serious brain fog. All the letters start squirming and jumping labels, numbers tilt and shift. I usually just walk out with nothing.

 

[BullChick]

@MotorcycleChick
Yes, I still have to cut it loose sometimes, but only about once a year.  So far, the belt has never come off either.  And it continues to have great suction. 

That isn't bad.

 

[Sally Sunshine]

Quote: yep but this I always have on hand and simple to use. Kids love plain yogurt with blueberries and granola on top, so it doesnt last long unless I am out of blueberries or granola