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Zach66
In the Brooder
Thanks everyone. I didn't get any info back from the vet. After doing some reading I think I missed my chance for getting her in. I'm not sure I'd be willing to do the cost anyways with shipping and the cost of the test.
I do have some garden plants that are still alive from our early spring. I've read that some can be toxic including tomato leaves and eggplant leaves. I do have 2 tomato plants but haven't noticed them eating the leaves. I also have a lady finger (mini eggplant) and also haven't noticed them eating that. Are they really that toxic? Should I
pull them?
I'm not sure how the other 2 will do just with the 2 of them. I suppose my plan is wait and see how they do. I'm going to clean up the cement area as best as I can. I'll do some research about the eggs, if they are safe to eat...in case it is an illness.
I do have some garden plants that are still alive from our early spring. I've read that some can be toxic including tomato leaves and eggplant leaves. I do have 2 tomato plants but haven't noticed them eating the leaves. I also have a lady finger (mini eggplant) and also haven't noticed them eating that. Are they really that toxic? Should I
pull them?
I'm not sure how the other 2 will do just with the 2 of them. I suppose my plan is wait and see how they do. I'm going to clean up the cement area as best as I can. I'll do some research about the eggs, if they are safe to eat...in case it is an illness.
