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astrickler
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That’s actually what I watched last night. It was helpful.
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Oyster shell? Definitely a no, no if not layers...It’s not cat litter...when they are in the house we use the natural paper bedding on top of the puppy pee pads. It helps keep the smell down and really absorbs the moisture. Yes they get oyster shell in their feed.
That’s awesome!! I never thought I could do it but after giving meds the same way I have much more confidence. How’s she doing?
Oyster shell? Definitely a no, no if not layers...
Actually Birds only need Grit once or twice a week because it stays in the crop till it's passed ...They usually get chick grit but I ran out this week...so they only had a little oyster shell for a couple days. This was only because some alfalfa pellets were added due to another one developing angel wing.
Actually Birds only need Grit once or twice a week because it stays in the crop till it's passed ...
What meds does the vet have her on? May still be to early for improvement to show up. At least she is bright eyed! And tube feeding will help keep her strength up as she recovers. Did you watch that video? The one @casportpony gave the link to?