E coli is all around us. It was not proven that it came from the feed. The feed was not tested.From this post it looks like it was done by a state lab.![]()
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E coli is all around us. It was not proven that it came from the feed. The feed was not tested.From this post it looks like it was done by a state lab.![]()
Don't jump to conclusions. I had no idea it was E coli until yesterday. That food was 3 weeks gone by the time I got the results. I'm just warning people to be carful...and irresponsible if you didn't get the feed it self tested.
They provide a detailed necropsy.Texas A&M
And to report if their birds get sick after eating it..and irresponsible if you didn't get the feed it self tested.
I believe you.Don't jump to conclusions. I had no idea it was E coli until yesterday. That food was 3 weeks gone by the time I got the results. I'm just warning people to be carful.
Read this:Don't jump to conclusions. I had no idea it was E coli until yesterday. That food was 3 weeks gone by the time I got the results. I'm just warning people to be carful.
I'll ask my brother if he got one when he comes home. I wasn't the one on the phone I'm just saying what my brother said. The lab called the vet then the vet called him. The vet was the one who sent it into the A&M labs so it must be in the vet's database.They provide a detailed necropsy.
Let's see it.
I live in Texas and I'm telling you if your bird was sent to Texas A&M for a necropsy they will provide you a detailed report.I'll ask my brother if he got one when he comes home. I wasn't the one on the phone I'm just saying what my brother said. The lab called the vet then the vet called him. The vet was the one who sent it into the A&M labs so it must be in the vet's database.