These are dyed, right?

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*nudges to reread post* ... in fact when I asked for blu/e kote; they said they'd never even heard of the stuff before so would be unable to order any for me.

Check your local drug store or pharmacy for Gentian Violet. But wear gloves when you use it and don't spill any. It will dye your skin, clothes, etc and it does not wash off! Same thing with the blukote, though I haven't actually found it to stain the skin quite as bad. If you can't find blukote at your local horse supply store, a lot of the online places like valleyvet carry it.
 
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Yeah and one lovely lady I met actually dyes her dog every year with leftover food coloring from easter eggs. Dog doesn't care. As far as the dog knew it was just getting the usual bath. Lotta people wouldn't agree but meh. I'm not one to condemn people for what is harmless fun and in some ways bonding for owner and pet. Not that I plan to dye anything myself anytime soon... I have dyed chicks purely for identification in the past though. XD


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Please tell us what they say. Seriously.

Did they respond yet?
 
yeah she replied and just said to come see them, I asked again how to breed those fancy colors and she finally came clean and said they were a white bird she gave a kool aid bath to
 
That's funny. You need to turn her on to BYC.
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sooooo funny. And she tried to get you to come look at them, so that you would think they are adorable and buy one. Gosh.
Don't ya hate it when people try to take advantage of folks? geesh
 
One of my little bantam white cochin frizzle chicks was getting pecked so I put "Rooster Booster Peck No More Lotion" on her. It worked great and as a wonderful side-effect I now have an adorable little peck-free PINK chick.
I am thinking I might need some of that "BlueKote"... I have 4 white bantam cochin chicks and I have seen some hawks out here - I want to be sure I protect them... and, ummm, well, I think purple chicks would be soooo much fun!
 

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