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Chold05
Songster
Update: I found the culprit and we isolated her last night around 7pm and gave her a dose of the equimax. Unfortunately, my husband decided while I was gone yesterday to turn the compost, and adding in the potentially infected bedding. Needless to say, we doused it in gasoline and lit it on fire. Hoping we got it all.
Any suggestions on when I can re-introduce the infected hen? I've been checking her droppings all morning and so far, no live worms. She is still pretty active and vocal in there but her tail is droppy and her bottom looks more puffed out than usual)
Thanks again for everyone's help. You are lifesavers!
Any suggestions on when I can re-introduce the infected hen? I've been checking her droppings all morning and so far, no live worms. She is still pretty active and vocal in there but her tail is droppy and her bottom looks more puffed out than usual)
Thanks again for everyone's help. You are lifesavers!