- Thread starter
- #41,571
I'm so glad I did not answer the question. ThanksSHRA = Should Have Read Ahead.![]()
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
I'm so glad I did not answer the question. ThanksSHRA = Should Have Read Ahead.![]()
Love the lighting.
It did look like they were all in little jails and they’re not pets, but I did get the vibe that they all cared for their birds.@LozzyR impressive you stood strong at the poultry show. Not sure I'd be successful at that.
I am glad you said that because looking at your pictures made me feel a bit sad. I remembered that when I took Maggie to the vet I put her in a small cat carrier and she was more confined than those cages and she settled in and was quite content, so I guess for a short period it is OK.It did look like they were all in little jails and they’re not pets, but I did get the vibe that they all cared for their birds.
Yes, which is even moreso why I know couldn't strong. Jail-break!!It did look like they were all in little jails and they’re not pets, but I did get the vibe that they all cared for their birds.
It is pretty darn amazing.I made it from polyurethane laminate, or PUL. It’s mostly used for nappy/diaper covers.
Maybe not. Ask for a fecal float. They might be culturing it as well but still that is way too much.I might try to ring again on Monday and ask differently.
I thought the exact same thing.
They send it off somewhere else to be tested from the sounds of it but still, a bit much.
A fecal analysis she called it, would that be correct?
Petting the feathers is wonderful isn't it. Aurora's are like that. She is really fluffy and those feathers are like silk. Sadly I have to sneak my pets in as she hates to be touchedNo bloating that I can feel, they are so spry and young compared to Bok (and don’t squat yet because they haven’t even hit laying), catching them is the fun part.
On another note, getting to touch Snow’s feathers this morning while I had her half in the towel was a majestic experience. They feel like silk![]()
You are not alone. Yesterday featured a lot of chicken help. I'm glad we are all here to help. I know how helpless you can feel with no knowledge and a sick hen.I’m so sorry @BY Bob, it feels like your page is becoming the ‘help scrambles with her chook issues’ page!!
Sunny's tail feathers are really beautiful. Thanks for joining in on the Friday fun.It’s still Friday in California! Grabbed these after work.
Sunny:
View attachment 2620879
Minnie:
View attachment 2620880