Great news!!Wonderful news just left the vet and he doesnt have mareks. He is just to big for legs lol. Vet said to give him cod liver oil everyday and he should get better in a few weeks
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Great news!!Wonderful news just left the vet and he doesnt have mareks. He is just to big for legs lol. Vet said to give him cod liver oil everyday and he should get better in a few weeks
Um, don't know but they are pretty.
Good for you. I too went to a flea market with the intention of seeing what chickens were there, one time, saw the same thing and vowed I would never take any of mine ever to flea market to sale nor buy any at a flea market.BTW......it was suggested to me by my guy at the co-op that I take my Silkie roo to the Triune flea market to find him a home.....I did and will never go back to that place again!! They had their laying hens 7 to a cage the same size I put one in.....there were people lined up to buy them at $5 each, most were gold sex links....then the farmers put 3-4 of them head first into potato sacks and tied off the ends and that's how these people took them home......
I told them mine was not for sale and brought him back home immediately......he's staying here. When I put him back in the yard his little silkie girlfriend ran to him and they danced around each other, it was so cute.
I'll deal with the neighbors if the issue comes up.....maybe I'll take them some eggs and have a talk.
No....and I just found out they are bantams.Um, don't know but they are pretty.
Do they have feathered feet?
Thanks Donna....I thought you might know. Good thing I didn't take one, all I need is more rooster issues! But they sure were beautiful.They are both roos. They are cochin silkie mixed. I know the lady that brooded them and then the science raised them.
Thanks Stacy.....It really upset me to see that. I'm sure there are some reputable flea markets that don't do that, but like you I will never go there again and won't trust others completely. I'll stick to the tried and true, my friends on BYC!!!Good for you. I too went to a flea market with the intention of seeing what chickens were there, one time, saw the same thing and vowed I would never take any of mine ever to flea market to sale nor buy any at a flea market.
How sweet about his girlfriend. Hope it works out but if for some reason it doesn't and you can't find anyone close by and if you ever make it to the Chattanooga area, my daughter could take him in. She has other silkies, as well as many other bantam breeds, he would fit right in and be treated very well. : )
Yes, cockerals & I thought they looked like cochin thus why I asked about feathered feet. So, no feathered feet but cochin/silkie mixed?Thanks Donna....I thought you might know. Good thing I didn't take one, all I need is more rooster issues! But they sure were beautiful.