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Do you have any of that "No Pick" purple stuff. I have used it on chicks that are toe peckers..I found it to work pretty good. Funny to watch the chicks shake their heads after they get a little taste of it. It doesn't take much either.
Pink, No I do not have any--where can you get it? I do not think I have even seen it before. If I am going to raise Marans I think I might need to get some. I have now been told they are a little more active than cochins and tend to pull at feathers from time to time. Lets see, red light and "No Pick" . I am starting a list. I hope for now the ones that are seperated out do not peck on each other and with a little neosporin they heal!! Thank you all for your help!!
I heard somewhere as a preventitive measure you can add vinager to their water in the beginning. Makes their skin taste bad. I've never tried it with chickes but have with my older pullets/cockrels it seemed to help!
Do you have any of that "No Pick" purple stuff. I have used it on chicks that are toe peckers..I found it to work pretty good. Funny to watch the chicks shake their heads after they get a little taste of it. It doesn't take much either.

Pink, No I do not have any--where can you get it? I do not think I have even seen it before. If I am going to raise Marans I think I might need to get some. I have now been told they are a little more active than cochins and tend to pull at feathers from time to time. Lets see, red light and "No Pick" . I am starting a list. I hope for now the ones that are seperated out do not peck on each other and with a little neosporin they heal!! Thank you all for your help!!

I heard somewhere as a preventitive measure you can add vinager to their water in the beginning. Makes their skin taste bad. I've never tried it with chickes but have with my older pullets/cockrels it seemed to help!