Nevadans?

[aubreynoramarie]

I might get a silver spangled hamburg pullet from a lady in washoe valley they are 18-19 weeks old

so cool! Those are really pretty birdies!

 

[aubreynoramarie]

alright guys, I have 3 eggs developing under my two broodies. Two green eggs and a small white egg.

we are on day five

 

[2seth2]

hahahaha the one time aubrey want s a roos she could get hen just think you want a hen and it will become a roo!

 

[aubreynoramarie]

Its true! I DID want that baby to be a roo, hahaha!

 

[Lacy Blues]

Speaking of special-needs farm, Original hurt her foot somehow yesterday. I can't figure out what's wrong with it. She's queen of the yard, but when I was throwing out pieces of bread, her subjects were stealing the bread from her. She's just limping around. But luckily for her, she's earned a lifetime spot here, unless something happens and we have to put her down. Hopefully the foot heals soon, because it's painful just watching her limp around.

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Have you picked her up and checked her feet? Feel her hock joint, or any other joint in her leg, and see if it is hot? She may have twisted a joint or maybe has bumblefoot or a broken toe?

If you find heat in a joint, you can help her out with blueberries. They have natural aspirin in them. Getting her to try them will be the hardest part because of how dark they are... but once she tries them there will be no turning back!

I keep them in my freezer and thaw out about a tablespoon or so for a large fowl. You'll probably have to separate her to give them to her because the other girls will want them too once they see her eating them. Though I'm not against giving them yummy treats like that, they're a bit pricey and the only time my birds get blueberries is if someone is in pain.

Hope she recovers soon.

 

[aubreynoramarie]

Have you picked her up and checked her feet? Feel her hock joint, or any other joint in her leg, and see if it is hot? She may have twisted a joint or maybe has bumblefoot or a broken toe?

If you find heat in a joint, you can help her out with blueberries. They have natural aspirin in them. Getting her to try them will be the hardest part because of how dark they are... but once she tries them there will be no turning back!

I keep them in my freezer and thaw out about a tablespoon or so for a large fowl. You'll probably have to separate her to give them to her because the other girls will want them too once they see her eating them. Though I'm not against giving them yummy treats like that, they're a bit pricey and the only time my birds get blueberries is if someone is in pain.

Hope she recovers soon.

good advice!! storing that in the knowledge databank!

 

[SagebrushMama]

Cockeral is a word used to kill dreams

sorry, not enough coffee I guess this morning

 

[SagebrushMama]

Ooh they sound beautiful. Not me, but hi anyway!!! Haven't seen you on in awhile!

Yes, they are very handsome. Work and everything else has kept me either too busy, or too tired lately to even think about logging in.

 

[gaited horse]

so cool! Those are really pretty birdies!

Who are they from?

 

[SagebrushMama]

Who are they from?