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GUESS WHAT...…I GOT SILKIES.
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First my white silkie (cloud) and the partridge (baby)
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Next what I think are 2 blacks, Star and Eclipse!
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And last but not least Maru(in front) and Sapphire.
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(names may change later)

And a huge THANK YOU to Sandy for enabling my silkie addiction! Big thank you
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I love them so much!
P.S. Anyone who doesn't own silkies needs one immediately!!!
 
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So cute and I love the names! Excuse me while I
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So guess our next chickens will be silkies huh, Jl? I could have gotten some back in the spring but my chickens are always pecking each other in the head, just couldn't see putting those lil ones through that.
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maybe one day.
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they are so cute
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I have it, I use it, and if you get foo grade then you can use it for anything that will ingest it. Even people mix it with yogurt and eat it so I have read...

Our TSC just started carrying it and I bought some. We do occasionally get fleas in the runs and coops. I would rather use DE than Sevins dust, which is what I used last time. Our dogs have also been having a difficult time with fleas. They are being eaten through Advantage and flea collars and organic flea spray AND flea baths! It's getting ridiculous. I am allergic to sand fleas and I am covered in bites as a result of being unable to get them off the dogs and cat.

So, for worming for birds do you just add it to their food?

And has anyone used it for cats or dogs?? My bag came with NO directions so...I turn to my favorite experts and teachers of all things poultry!
 
(sigh) it looks like it, ML! Both the DD and DH remarked at how cute they were at last Saturdays chicken swap and DH didn't even protest when DD asked if we could get the pair at the swap. Some little boy beat us to them, so.... Maybe that's why I haven't found a roo for my LF pen. I need a Silkie roo and hen to go in there!!
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you'll get some before me then, so I'll just have to enjoy looking at pics of others. as for the DE I use it only in the feed to keep it fresh, Honestly it won't kill worms you'll need to use wormer first then add the De to their feed. I use 2 cups of DE to 50lbs. of feed and pour about half the bag of feed then pour the cup of DE then stir pour the rest of the feed and the other cup then stir I have a painting stick that I use to stir with.
Try it on the dogs and cat use a shaker made from a used coffe can or somethin simiular, If it gets rid of them I'll be very surprised. I just ordered Comfortis from Australia because you have to buy it from a vet here and it's the same thing but much cheaper. The Frontline plus that I have been using for years isn't working anymore. If you want to know the link to this product let me know.
 
Last spring we used the Comfortis with the Advantage or whichever we were trying at the time. It helped, but they were still getting in the house and biting me and one of the kids. Poor thing got his mothers bug attracting genetics! Idlove the
Ink though. Maybe if we get a jump on them it will help. This summer we could literally watch them crawl all over the dogs stomachs less than a week after reapplying the Advantage. The vet assistant acted like I was an idiot when I complained that it wasn't working. Good to know I wasn't. Are we hatching nuclear fleas here in NC?
 
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I think these bugs get immune to all the chemicals we use. I hate to have to use anything on my dogs but when you see the fleas crawling on them something has to be done. I even use Epernix pour-on on my chickens to keep mites and lice off of them. I have tried the all natural flea products, they don't work and have spent alot of money finding it out. So now I will try comfortis. I'll go get the link and be right back. Don't know how to do it from here.
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http://www.petsvetshop.com.au/
 
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