Michigan Thread - all are welcome!

[aart]

Ain't it nice not to be shoveling that white stuff?

 

[RaZ]

Ain't it nice not to be shoveling that white stuff?

Still have to shovel the brown stuff though.

 

[chickflick]

Hey everyone! Wanted to ask for your help. I trapped a kitten, maybe a couple of months old. Been living in the our field. She's still pretty wild. Had her about 9 days now. Have her in some fencing in basement. Feed her dried food and a small can of wet food every day, and of course water. She/he has developed diarrhea. Was after my grandkids came over and were playing in the basement. Don't know if it got overly stressed, or what. Any ideas on how to win her over and balance her gut??


Also... it's that time again. Are we wanting to have our Chickenstock picnic this year?? Will have to reserve the site soon. Let's start talking about it and see what we want to do!!

 

[ToniTalley]

I would try less wet food for a couple days. Also you might try taming her, it took us two weeks of more and closer contact for our stray to come to us. She is now the friendliest cat we have ever had!

 

[1muttsfan]

I would suggest having a fecal sample checked for worms.

Looking good, TD - lots of improvement there.

 

[aart]

Quote: haha....well, yeah!...why I add the 'that white stuff' part.

 

[RaZ]

Also... it's that time again. Are we wanting to have our Chickenstock picnic this year?? Will have to reserve the site soon. Let's start talking about it and see what we want to do!!

Yes!

Let's not be frightened off by the bureaucrats and their phony messages of doom.

 

[Folly's place]

Yes! Chickenstock! Please reserve it, because last-minute won't work. Also, the way to a cat's heart is through their stomach. Be the bringer of food rather than leaving it in the cage with the kitten. Offer the dish and hang around visiting while she eats. And have a fecal checked ASAP, and if you have cats, keep them apart until having the testing/ worming/ flea treatments done. Mary

 

[tdhenson86]

Nice birds! Mary

Thank you!

 

[tdhenson86]

I would suggest having a fecal sample checked for worms.

Looking good, TD - lots of improvement there.

Thanks! I'm really impressed with just one generation's improvement. I'm hoping to improve them more and more each generation.