Newbie-with attitude -- See post #42

[Beed]

Hey all,
I find that my kind of raising is unorthodox-I pamper and love my babies. If one acquires a chicken one should have the money to bring the freeken thing to the goll darn vet. Am I right? Instead most of us, I say, will "keep" your pooor darlings until they are mited and sick. Get a grip. Read........BEFORE!!!!!! You "get" a chicken. That might help you. And, Maybe, just maybe....oh forget it

 

[poultrykeeper08]

 

[Guinea Goonie]

If they can tolerate me, they can tolerate you. Welcome and be assured there are others with attitude on this site.

Just keep it so a 7 year old that can type will be able to keep up with you and not tell their mom and dad on you.

That is always a good start !!

Glad your here.

 

[B. Saffles Farms]

from TN

 

[AngieChick]

There are lots of people here with lots of different views, which is nice. Most people are very tolerant. There are those who share your views. However, a lot of people here have different incomes. Many of them try extremely hard to treat their chickens' illnesses/injuries at home, with a lot of sleepless nights and receive great treatment advice from those on BYC willing to help. I wouldn't judge them as "unacceptable" chicken owners because of their income.

I would also like to point out that there aren't a lot of vets that treat chickens, as many have found out.

 

[redhen]

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what she said...

 

[bluey]

...and attitude right back at ya!

...I find taking a $5 chicken to a vet to be a waste of resources, no matter what the income. What's next? Surgery for my pet rock?

that being said, I can stand you if you can stand me...

Welcome to the family!

 

[redhen]

heehe

 

[Chicken Woman]

Chickens at the vet ? Vet won't touch a chicken here. Good luck !
Welcome anyways

 

[AHappychick]

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right there with ya redhen!