cuteychickens15
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- Aug 7, 2015
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Hi,
I went out today to discover some milky white watery with some green diarrhea blobs faeces. I researched and found it could be coccidiosis, I have got some medicine left but only a bit and i can't find it. The thing is, last night we had a BBQ and my parents think they can feed the chickens anything they want such as oily greasy fatty roast potatoes that have had lots of salt put on them. They think it is funny to give meat to the chickens and they love me running around after the chicken trying to get it off them. By the way, everything is salted. I was worried last night because i noticed someone chooked about 2 roast potatoes in their food bowl so i was worried about the salt poisoning. How do i stop my parents from giving them rubbish. The problem is my mum works part time which means while I am at school most of the year, she has about 4 hours per weekday to give them rubbish. My dad works night shifts so he gets up at 2pm so that gives him 2 hours to feed rubbish to them with her. Why can't they just understand. I am thinking about asking if we can have a no salt and a no sugar rule in our family which i am happy to take on just as long as it stops this mayhem happening to my chickens.
I went out today to discover some milky white watery with some green diarrhea blobs faeces. I researched and found it could be coccidiosis, I have got some medicine left but only a bit and i can't find it. The thing is, last night we had a BBQ and my parents think they can feed the chickens anything they want such as oily greasy fatty roast potatoes that have had lots of salt put on them. They think it is funny to give meat to the chickens and they love me running around after the chicken trying to get it off them. By the way, everything is salted. I was worried last night because i noticed someone chooked about 2 roast potatoes in their food bowl so i was worried about the salt poisoning. How do i stop my parents from giving them rubbish. The problem is my mum works part time which means while I am at school most of the year, she has about 4 hours per weekday to give them rubbish. My dad works night shifts so he gets up at 2pm so that gives him 2 hours to feed rubbish to them with her. Why can't they just understand. I am thinking about asking if we can have a no salt and a no sugar rule in our family which i am happy to take on just as long as it stops this mayhem happening to my chickens.