Take them to a poultry health spa, with a sauna, wading pool, buffet, wide screen TV, massage, (and a playground for the little chicks, to give mom a break)
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Fluffy Butt Acres: Stories of our flock
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Or just take all the chooks to Bob’s place, he has a nice set up. (So does RC)Take them to a poultry health spa, with a sauna, wading pool, buffet, wide screen TV, massage, (and a playground for the little chicks, to give mom a break)
Saline works well too of course (as long as you use clean water).
The teabag trick was something my mother learned from the vet at the local animal rescue where they used them for mild conjunctivitis in many of their animals.
The tea has anti-inflammatory agents which is probably why it is recommended for people to reduce swelling and bags under the eyes (personally I have never tried to get rid of the suitcases under my eyes
) and is commonly used to draw a sty (stye) in people.I have always found it convenient for bathing eyes rather than finding cotton balls, sterilizing saline etc.
Anyway, I am not trying to sell anything to anyone, just sharing something that I learned that has at least some scientific basis and certainly does no harm.
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The wading pool needs to be filled with high quality dirt, another with dry leaves and lots of bugs anda 3rd with wet dirt loaded with worms. TV set to A Bug's Life. Triple fountain with spring water, cider water, and muddy bottom water (maybe with minnows in the shallow pool. Lots of sunshine, light breeze, dappled shade, and some hammocks/swings for napping in...Take them to a poultry health spa, with a sauna, wading pool, buffet, wide screen TV, massage, (and a playground for the little chicks, to give mom a break)
My problem is, that I have some angry birds!
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Legertha has lost all of the feathers on the back of her head. It's like she has started over completely.OMG! Orange on their heads? I can't wait to see pictures of that. These are going to be very fine looking chickens.
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It is an excellent idea. I have heard of it before and only reneged when you mentioned it. Thanks for bringing it up.Saline works well too of course (as long as you use clean water).
The teabag trick was something my mother learned from the vet at the local animal rescue where they used them for mild conjunctivitis in many of their animals.
The tea has anti-inflammatory agents which is probably why it is recommended for people to reduce swelling and bags under the eyes (personally I have never tried to get rid of the suitcases under my eyes
I have always found it convenient for bathing eyes rather than finding cotton balls, sterilizing saline etc.
Anyway, I am not trying to sell anything to anyone, just sharing something that I learned that has at least some scientific basis and certainly does no harm.
Wow, Shad. That is truly special!
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