Granny's gone and done it again

If they need corid, good they got that first. Should work in a few days if that was the problem. I knid of doubt mites are the problem, or the dead one would have been swarming with them. Still good to treat for that because the are more susceptible since they are weakened from whatever it is.
Offer both sizes of grit if you have it.


I wish! I have been trying to come up with an exclusionary device that the chickens will be brave enough to push through but scare the jays. Hanging strips of cloth or beads or something. The chickens might be too chicken to have something new like that, and the jays are just too smart. Wonder how many broken eggs I got today. :hmm
pie tins, noise, things being changed up. blow up owl ?
 
My screen is dark?
I have wazine. took me a min to find it. Need to find dosage . I also have rooster booster looks like their food.
At their age, I doubt worms are the problem, unless they came with them.

found the bright button. LOL Now I can see.
Wishing I only had half a cup of baby grit left. I have to buy more.
Yes, you are going to have more littles soon! :jumpy

pie tins, noise, things being changed up. blow up owl ?
That, any of that will scare the crud out of the chickens really good, especially the younger ones.
 
:yesss: i got all 4 doors assembled for the bunny condo and the hardware cloth stapled on them. Touched up paint and put the doors in the workshop. Not attaching them until we move the condo to where it needs to go. It is heavy enough already. I am going to put plywood ends on hinges on so they will be warm in winter, but the wire on the ends under the wood will be cool in summer.
There are 3 or 4 small areas on the front that need wire, and the roof needs attaching once we move it. Sure wish i knew where those nuts and bolts are for my trailer thing.
 
I want to worm the LF . I should of wormed the seramas before the tolbunts was put in there. Grit is $$ . I guess I will need to buy both though.
 
:yesss: i got all 4 doors assembled for the bunny condo and the hardware cloth stapled on them. Touched up paint and put the doors in the workshop. Not attaching them until we move the condo to where it needs to go. It is heavy enough already. I am going to put plywood ends on hinges on so they will be warm in winter, but the wire on the ends under the wood will be cool in summer.
There are 3 or 4 small areas on the front that need wire, and the roof needs attaching once we move it. Sure wish i knew where those nuts and bolts are for my trailer thing.
cant wait to see it all done with the signs and bunnys.
 

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