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No, I haven't, because yesterday was actually the first day she looked like she was in pain and not just tired or lethargic. Today she was like that again for about half of the day, so maybe we should. She is our most flighty hen so I have no hope whatsoever of administrating treatment with a syringe but I have some Metacam I can probably mix in with an egg or tuna. However I'm not sure for how long it's possible to keep her on Metacam. If it's not just molting but actually EYP or another reproductive disease, she doesn't look like she is going to die anytime soon, it could last for one or two months or morePoor Canelle. Have you been treating her pain?
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Coming to live here meant switching to a completely different world. We had been spending more and more times on weekends and holidays, but it's not the same. It's a travel back in time, partly because of the old family house, like you MJ, partly because this village has stayed very much like it was in the seventies. It's not beautiful like other villages around, there are no shops, bars, and not even a bakery, so it completely escaped tourism and stayed poor and agricultural.I feel the same. I use the word dreamy because I daydream a different life when I look at them.
I am happy with my life as it is and count myself to be exceptionally fortunate, but still - the mountains, the old farmhouse - everything really!
But even with the beautiful landscapes most of our visitors say they love it for a few days but could never live here for real
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