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Jim or anyone else for that matter I have some Black rosecombs that will need a new home very soon, I really have all the blacks I want and still hatched some go figure.. who has a kid or two that wants to show this fall?
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Watch it there Jim, that day is coming soon for me.. Another 1000 + rosecombs over the next few weeks. So i decided I will hatch at least another 900 of my own. So I will turn the bator off after 1900 more this year, not counting anything I might hatch for others. Bad part is that will all be in less that 8 weeks.
if i can figure out a way to get em i can use a couple or three pairs.Jim or anyone else for that matter I have some Black rosecombs that will need a new home very soon, I really have all the blacks I want and still hatched some go figure.. who has a kid or two that wants to show this fall?
When their air sacs get infected it's like bronchitis in people. It'll cause their comb to turn purple-ish because their not getting enough oxygen through their blood and into their organs. That would potentially explain the breathing problems also. For anything respiratory I use Tylan 50 1st, it's stronger than Duramycin. For LF sized birds the dose is supposedly 1/2 cc in *their left breast muscle once a day for 6 days. Although what I've done it give a big bird like that 3/4 cc for the 1st few days then drop it down to 1/2 cc for the remainder. For respiratory stuff and raspy breathing I've had good luck with it. If you're hinky about giving it in his chest muscle you can give it in alternating leg muscles.Just went the pen and noticed that my LF Lemon Blue Roo was acting a little calm and was holding his mouth open and acting as if he was breathing a little hard at times and he did sneeze a couple of times. His comb is also a purplish color instead of red. what do I need to be looking for or treating him for? If it is urgent call me at 405 206 4541.
thanks
I did forget to mention that the County graded the road yesterday and since there has been no wind the dust is kinda hanging over our house and pen.Just went the pen and noticed that my LF Lemon Blue Roo was acting a little calm and was holding his mouth open and acting as if he was breathing a little hard at times and he did sneeze a couple of times. His comb is also a purplish color instead of red. what do I need to be looking for or treating him for? If it is urgent call me at 405 206 4541.
thanks
thanks and were do I get this Tylan 50?When their air sacs get infected it's like bronchitis in people. It'll cause their comb to turn purple-ish because their not getting enough oxygen through their blood and into their organs. That would potentially explain the breathing problems also. For anything respiratory I use Tylan 50 1st, it's stronger than Duramycin. For LF sized birds the dose is supposedly 1/2 cc in *their left breast muscle once a day for 6 days. Although what I've done it give a big bird like that 3/4 cc for the 1st few days then drop it down to 1/2 cc for the remainder. For respiratory stuff and raspy breathing I've had good luck with it. If you're hinky about giving it in his chest muscle you can give it in alternating leg muscles.
I'm thinking about getting some guineas for tick and guard patrol but have some questions for those who have them. Can they stay in same coop and pen with the chickens or should they have their own space? Or free range? Do they eat chicken feed? I will do some research, but want to get ideas from you all, too.