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ValerieLovesChickens
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Thank you!!What a way to start your new chicken adventure!
I applaud all your efforts to better your hens and take preventative measures
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Thank you!!What a way to start your new chicken adventure!
I applaud all your efforts to better your hens and take preventative measures
This is like a fresh scar and will pale with time.Brown Bumble disappeared, most of the swelling gone, but still dark pink. Not sure if this should be opened up or not?? Thoughts?? This is after PRID for 48 hours and a 15 minute warm Epsom salt soak. Any input is welcomed. The brown bumble was on the gauze with some yellowish gunk. Did it draw all the infection out? Why is it still dark pink? Swelling is down 50%
Okay sweet, thank you so much.This is like a fresh scar and will pale with time.
I’ve heard wonderful things about “chip-drop” free chips deliveredWe had been using large pine shavings, money got tight and we switched to coastal hay that we feed our horses. It was put in fresh from the field, not even a month ago.
10 inch high roost bar, 1x4 sanded wood lumber.
They have a ladder up into the coop. No ladder for the roost bar as it is so low to the ground.
Hmmmm.... there was someone that did that, and got their 1st case of BF in 10 years. They switched back to the pine flakes. I'm going to stick with this for now, and they all are very happy. I'm sure they remember the flakes from when they were babies.I’ve heard wonderful things about “chip-drop” free chips delivered
Thank you, I appreciate it. It's been a very long week here and stressful.Sounds like you are working really hard and doing an awesome job for your girls! I can't offer any advice on this but just wanted to say keep up the great work.