Today I have a case of the incubation blues....10 of 14 eggs are on day 21, and not a pip or peep....the last four are due tomorrow...tic toc, tic toc....
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Today I have a case of the incubation blues....10 of 14 eggs are on day 21, and not a pip or peep....the last four are due tomorrow...tic toc, tic toc....
He is doing as good as can be expected. Thank you for asking.How's your son doing? Hopefully he is staying off that ankle and taking it easy. I know how he feels, I have weak ankles and just standing there they give out and I'm on crutches.Here's the start of my garden. Don't know when I will be able to get out to the garden and start working in my compost and getting it ready to plant.
Quote: You have had a rough go of it this season... hopefully this year will work out better, seems like you've had all of the problems hit at once, so maybe it will settle down...at least I sure hope it does!
One of our hens had a prolapsed vent, we did bring her in, bath her in warm water to clean her up, sprayed the vent area with blu-kot and rubbed hemorrhoid cream on it and pushed it back in gently. We repeated this numerous times over about 2 weeks and she did recover and has not had trouble since... 2+ yrs now. Her prolapse had been pretty horrible, so I had expected to have to put her down also, but was amazed at how well she did.Woo HooI sold 5 dozen eggs today!! Pays for 2 weeks of feed. Awesomesauce![]()
Found one of my turkeys, she just about a year old and tried to lay her first egg. She has a prolapsed vent. I tried to push it back in but it came back out. I can't bring her in to nurse her back to health.Do you think she will be ok or should we put her down? I'm so upset. She's a mix of Red bourbon and Royal Palm.
I understand if you can't keep her inside (we were able to 'hospital' our hen) but even if she needs to remain outside I would try to isolate her for treatment and cover her cage with a dark sheet or blanket for a week or so to minimize light to hopefully slow down her egging. I am not familiar with turkeys, but with out hen we were able to darken her cage and get her egging to practically shut down for 2 weeks to give her time for recovery.
You are making great progress!! Just take it one board at a time and you'll be moving your birds into their castle in no time!
Woo HooI sold 5 dozen eggs today!! Pays for 2 weeks of feed. Awesomesauce
Found one of my turkeys, she just about a year old and tried to lay her first egg. She has a prolapsed vent. I tried to push it back in but it came back out. I can't bring her in to nurse her back to health.Do you think she will be ok or should we put her down? I'm so upset. She's a mix of Red bourbon and Royal Palm.
Looking good! Looks like your girls will have a great home![]()
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Looking real nice.,,,,any chance I could move in.....lol......
Very nice, hope you get good weather this weekend to work on it.![]()
You are making great progress!! Just take it one board at a time and you'll be moving your birds into their castle in no time!
I don't know how to stitch it back in. There is a lot of vent hanging out, like a handful. Very scary looking.This may be crazy, but is there a way you can stitch it into place? Like, one on the top and one on the bottom? Dr. Pol did it to a cow with a prolapsed rectum. I know a cow is not the same thing as a turkey, but...![]()