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Safeguard can be used on all mammals, birds and reptiles.Kathy, casportpony doesn't the safeguard work on chickens as well as peas?
Quote: You might also want to raise your brooder temp a little. Sick birds need to be in a cage or room that's about 85 degrees.
-Kathy
Too young to be sure. Upright crests sorta indicate boys with really full crests, but also could be girls. Check the combs, you sometimes can get an indication from that.
I had one that I was sure a boy even though rounded, full crest. Showed it as a cockerel; had a few small "streamers" and had always behaved like a male. Won best of variety. By the time of the next show, "he/she" had laid an egg, so showed her as a pullet. The very experienced judge changed it to cockerel and "he/she" won best of breed. She now acts completely female.
Jeansrie, remember when I posted that all four of the youngsters I bought from you appeared to be pullets? I've been hearing a cockerel crow for about a week--they're 3 months old now--but he wouldn't ever do it when I could see him. I thought it was the original chick I bought yours to be companions for.
Well, yesterday, he crowed several times when I was right there, and he's the one I most wanted to be a cockerel! He's going to be a very beautiful rooster, as his crest is every bit as big or bigger than the pullets' are. He's got all the qualities I could want in a beautiful blue boy! I checked the others today, and so far they all still appear to be pullets. But they're still young and if I hadn't seen and heard him crow several times, he still looks like a pullet. They are all shaping up to be excellent birds!
I highly recommend Jeana's silkies and showgirls!!