The road less traveled...back to good health! They have lice, mites, scale mites, worms, anemia, gl

[Beekissed]

And speaking of dogs...Jake is half Lab and so falls into one of these categories. He rather looks like the dog in the lower, right hand corner of the picture:




I'll prove it.... See?

 

[loanwizard]

Fermenting feed with meth? What an idea!

 

[Miss Lydia]

And speaking of dogs...Jake is half Lab and so falls into one of these categories. He rather looks like the dog in the lower, right hand corner of the picture:




I'll prove it.... See?

He's a cutie and I bet none of us can stick our tongues up around our noses like that. I'm not even sure any of my dogs can.

That would be a good pics for "MuM MuMGood"

 

[Beekissed]

Chicken poop ingestion has been proven to lengthen the tongue in dogs....very fatal if it grows long enough to get tangled in the tail while they are chasing it.

 

[Sally8]

Chicken poop ingestion has been proven to lengthen the tongue in dogs....very fatal if it grows long enough to get tangled in the tail while they are chasing it.

. What do kitty litter treats do for them?

 

[Miss Lydia]

Chicken poop ingestion has been proven to lengthen the tongue in dogs....very fatal if it grows long enough to get tangled in the tail while they are chasing it.

I better go check my dogs tongues then because they love chicken/duck poop. They may just one day wake up and the tongue is so long it won't even fit into the mouth any more.

 

[Miss Lydia]

. What do kitty litter treats do for them?

Can't imagine.

 

[Beekissed]

. What do kitty litter treats do for them?

You just don't wanna know....suffice to say, I'm glad Jake is neutered.

 

[normanack]

You guys crack me up and I love it!

Chicken behavior/hawk question.

My flock is very wary of hawks. The roosters are always on alert and quick with a warning cry, which the hens take up as well once they hit cover. One roo will stand just outside the door of the coop till he decides it's safe for the girls to come out.

Recently I went out to count beaks after a major alert. As I expected, the hens and two of the three roos were in the coop, the third roo at the door -- except for one hen. She was at the far side of the chicken run, crouched motionless against the fence. I walked up to her and she didn't move. I picked her up to make sure she was okay. Clearly alive and unhurt, but she didn't move at all while I carried her across the yard and into the coop. When I put her down, she scurried away.

Normally I can't even catch this hen, let alone pick her up. Was her catatonic state characteristic of a scared chicken?

 

[aaggjg]

Hey B did you ever mix up your homemade Nu-Stock??
Curious how it turned out and what you might have learned.... I saw sulfur powder at the garden center but remembered reading that I was supposed to get a certain type .... Of course I don't remember what type and I'll never be able to find it in this thread!!!