- May 20, 2012
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I just had one of my silver laced wyandottes die i have had her for one year same as my twenty others but it was so strange she was fine one day and the next i walked out to the coop and she was slightly stiff and eyes closed everything so i immediately removed her from the coop floor and placed her in a box to dispose of but i had to do my chores for the morning so she had to wait a minute while i was inspecting the others to make sure noone was acting strange she starts breathing it scared me half to death. while realizing she was suffering we "handled" the situation but now i am worried they free range a lot of the time now that its nice but all her symptoms say botulism to me which is scary seeings how they all tend to go where the others do. what i am worried about is do i need to throw all the eggs away from my flock and how quickly can botulism take hold of my flock or what do i do or is it possible that it is something else that is treatable thank you so much any help is wonderful!