Official Squatch Watchers

[staceyj]

DH and I both tested positive for Influenza B. Good times

Crapola!
Get well soon!

 

[WVduckchick]

Are Seremas slow to feather out?

The silkied variety seem to feather a little slower.

 

[pitbullmomma]

DH and I both tested positive for Influenza B. Good times

Sorry hun!! Can't like this one cuz it sucks!! Hubby and I had it too...are you on Tamiflu?

 

[pitbullmomma]

Well, Sara has given up the motherly reins, and deserted the babies last night. She went to roost, they were huddled in the corner of the run. I've been helping them inside every evening, then she usually follows, but no-go last night. It was already cold, we got just below freezing last night, so I brought her babies inside. Almost 5 weeks old, but sill so tiny... I just couldn't leave them outside.
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OMG they look just like mine! (well duh, I wonder why, lol!)

Poor little babies. They are so cute, and so tiny....they just melt your heart with their smallness, cuteness, and fearlessness! I think besides d'Uccles, these guys are my ultimate favorite breed. I don't think I will ever be without Seramas now. There is something really special about them.

 

[Suzi18]

Crapola!
Get well soon!

Thanks Stacey

 

[Suzi18]

Sorry hun!! Can't like this one cuz it sucks!! Hubby and I had it too...are you on

Sorry hun!! Can't like this one cuz it sucks!! Hubby and I had it too...are you on Tamiflu?

Yes we are and it sure does wreak havoc on the intestines

 

[pitbullmomma]

Yes we are and it sure does wreak havoc on the intestines

Ugh, sorry bout that, little Suzi pooper! Luckily, we didn't experience that, but is one of the most common side effects. Sending you virtual hugs and cases of toilet paper!

 

[Suzi18]

Ugh, sorry bout that, little Suzi pooper! Luckily, we didn't experience that, but is one of the most common side effects. Sending you virtual hugs and cases of toilet paper!

Haha. Thanks.....please make it Charmin......its nice and soft

 

[Anansi]

PBM, the writers of that article would have a hissy for in my house. I beak those guidelines 24/7, and we ain't tatered yet. Since they don't live outside, we have more control over what they get in to and we don't have to worry about disease transmitted by other birds.

 

[Redhead Rae]

Oh I've got a funny for you guys.

I told my DH that I was going outside to mess with the chickens and he said "Oh, going out for a chick-me-up?"



I meant to tell you guys yesterday but I forgot how it went so I asked him just now, he told me again, and said "I'm surprised you haven't shared that with your chicken co-dependents yet."

*Glare*