I dont know if you have ever heard of the free ad paper, but you could get one of those and look in the poultry and fowl section.I have found multiple things close to me in it.I dont know if you go to bluffton but the gastation across from only internet and the plaza sells them.and I think 2 gas stations in montpiler have them too.
ke triple anibiotic cream? What about another type of meds? And also should I move him some place byhimself? If anyone wants to see photos of what I'm dealing with I can email some. I can't upload to my profile or on here now. Of if someone would be willing to let me email them to you and you post them even f you can't tell me what to do for it that would be awesome.
you can email them to me and ican try to post them. not promising they will upload though because i have never downoad pics that way. my email is [email protected]My two hens that just hatched babies stopped getting along so I took all the chicks. I discovered 1 has been seriously injured. It looks to me like a burn but that's not atall possible. My 2nd thought was he squeezed through the chicken wire and it tore him up but do to the location I'm not sure that's even a possibility. What do you guys think I should clean it with? And should I cover it or use something li
I like the idea of everyone coming and re-doing my large deck!
How old is it? I looked in my Chicken Health for Dummies book and it said to put it in a warm dry place away from the others, with food (maybe some scrambled eggs), and water with some electrolytes and vitamins (like Sav-A-Chick). If you don't have any, I ran across this online:My two hens that just hatched babies stopped getting along so I took all the chicks. I discovered 1 has been seriously injured. It looks to me like a burn but that's not atall possible. My 2nd thought was he squeezed through the chicken wire and it tore him up but do to the location I'm not sure that's even a possibility. What do you guys think I should clean it with? And should I cover it or use something li
That's funny. I'm originally from California, so its more likely that your husband is related to mine, lol.
I actually never thought of the name Victoria. I naturally do not see it as a regal name. Infact my distaine for the name is great. Although I now use it more than I ever have as people have an inability to understand me saying Vicki. If the name fits you can pay me royalties in the form of eggs[COLOR=A52A2A]I like the idea of everyone coming and re-doing my large deck! [/COLOR] Quote: Originally Posted by HouseKat /img/forum/go_quote.gif My suggestion is Victoria, for the queen who had both a Golden Jubilee (50 years) and a Diamond Jubilee (60 years). [COLOR=A52A2A]That makes the most sense, which is something I am not know for. haha[/COLOR] With their beautiful mille fleur feather color pattern and regal bearing, Jubilee Orpingtons are appropriately associated with British royalty. Introduced in 1897 some seven years after the breed was created by William Cook, Jubilee Orpingtons were named in honor of the Diamond Jubilee celebration of Queen Victoria’s reign. [COLOR=A52A2A]The name is already taken because farmer-lady vickichicki's screen name is the polar opposite of her distinguished real name of Victoria, and she's from England. If I used her name, I might have to pay her a royalty. : - )[/COLOR] [COLOR=A52A2A]Someday my Jubilee will look like this, hopefully.[/COLOR]
