We had our first red flag fire danger alert this weekWe finally got rain, it has been about 3 weeks. It was powder dry. Yay!
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We had our first red flag fire danger alert this weekWe finally got rain, it has been about 3 weeks. It was powder dry. Yay!
Not yet, I pick her up tomorrow!![]()
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Could it be coccidiosis?
And yep, Ron I am pretty PO'ed about it. We always called patients back within an hour, usually less. The first thing I did when I got to the office was check the answering machine for voice mails. The second thing I did was call back.
Little chick is still hanging in there but not doing well. She will take a few drops of feed slurry or sugar/vitamin water then is worn out. She will stand with her eyes closed and her wings drooping and cheep a few times then sink back down and sleep. No absorbed yolk in her little belly at all. So sad offering support when you know there is no hope. But like DH said, she doesn't seem to be suffering so at least she is warm in the incubator and getting fluids about every half hour. I haven't seen her eyes open since yesterday afternoon.
I probably asked you this before... Where in VA do you live? I lived in Stephen City and Winchester when I was a lot younger.We finally got rain, it has been about 3 weeks. It was powder dry. Yay!
Nooo!We had our first red flag fire danger alert this week
I have been in your position before! Sometimes the surprise you so I keep up the hope
And yep, Ron I am pretty PO'ed about it. We always called patients back within an hour, usually less. The first thing I did when I got to the office was check the answering machine for voice mails. The second thing I did was call back.
Little chick is still hanging in there but not doing well. She will take a few drops of feed slurry or sugar/vitamin water then is worn out. She will stand with her eyes closed and her wings drooping and cheep a few times then sink back down and sleep. No absorbed yolk in her little belly at all. So sad offering support when you know there is no hope. But like DH said, she doesn't seem to be suffering so at least she is warm in the incubator and getting fluids about every half hour. I haven't seen her eyes open since yesterday afternoon.