Homeopathy and Chickens

[dominiques]

Hi, Wondering if anyone uses homeopathy with your chickens. If so can you share a success story? Or if you have a handy homeopathy first aid kit what's in it. Thanks, Mary

 

[sittychick]

What a great idea for a thread. I have a 50 remedy home kit but am only learning and haven't used any on the chickens yet.
Jane

 

[sittychick]

Found some great resources for chicken homeopathy:

https://www.petremedycharts.com/offsite/ChickenCharts/home_remedies_for_pet_chickens.html

https://www.myhomeopathic.com/html/Livestock/poultry_Diseases.asp

http://www.archive.org/stream/poultrydoctorin00tafegoog#page/n7/mode/2up

 

[cottagecheese]

Wow, I can't believe the coincidence! I'm just reading the Poultry Doctor. Do you know about PRID for bumblefoot and feather follicle cysts? In case you don't know, I just posted recently here https://www.backyardchickens.com/threads/bumblefoot-help.1310876/#post-21368813 post #4. I had thought initially that the 'drawing salve' PRID is herbal, but then found out that it's homeopathic too.

I don't have worms , but I know that sooner or later I'll have worms too, so I kept googling for some natural de-wormer. Took some time, but finally got this:
https://joettecalabrese.com/blog/what-you-cows-and-worms-have-in-common-cina/
I was impressed with the comments, especially the person who came back some months later to announce that the old ram who looked like he won't make it became a new ram.

 

[sittychick]

Yay! Been so hoping to find people who use homeopathy for their chickens. I want to utilize this amazing and safe form of health care for my girls.

Thanks for the PRID recommendation, I had not heard of it. I just checked it and your post out and it sounds great! We haven't gotten bumble foot but had worried what to do if it ever happens, I'm definitely saving that info.

Thanks so much for sharing!