- May 2, 2012
- 2
- 0
- 7
Hi Everyone!
I've been reading the posts and stealing ideas from this forum for a while now, so figured I should finally join, after a couple nights ago when I thought I should perhaps bathe my new "sick" auracana chicks bottom, and wondered how to do that.... sure enough, Google pointed me here to other people as crazy about their chickens as I am with a lively discussion on how best to clean caked diarhea off a baby chicks bottom and then reintroduce an isolated bird back to the flock... SO RELIEVED I am not the only one in they world interested in how to clean a baby chicks rear end so it gets fluffy again! And I live in Sweden, so am not even sure how I would ask a Swede in Swedish how to "refluff" a baby chicks butt!
Best to you all!
Krommerod
(PS This is my first time having chickens of my own after thinking about it for a very long time and reading every reference book I could find... now the proud Mamma of 3 Barred Plymouth Rocks, 3 Sussux, and 7 Auracanas, and enjoying them so much!)
I've been reading the posts and stealing ideas from this forum for a while now, so figured I should finally join, after a couple nights ago when I thought I should perhaps bathe my new "sick" auracana chicks bottom, and wondered how to do that.... sure enough, Google pointed me here to other people as crazy about their chickens as I am with a lively discussion on how best to clean caked diarhea off a baby chicks bottom and then reintroduce an isolated bird back to the flock... SO RELIEVED I am not the only one in they world interested in how to clean a baby chicks rear end so it gets fluffy again! And I live in Sweden, so am not even sure how I would ask a Swede in Swedish how to "refluff" a baby chicks butt!
Best to you all!
Krommerod
(PS This is my first time having chickens of my own after thinking about it for a very long time and reading every reference book I could find... now the proud Mamma of 3 Barred Plymouth Rocks, 3 Sussux, and 7 Auracanas, and enjoying them so much!)
from Ohio. So glad you joined. 
Glad you could find the help you needed on the forum. Don't hesitate to ask any questions you might have and enjoy the site. 
