Poultry Talk Ontario (pto.ca)

Thanks. I should've mentioned that I isolated & treated her (& everyone else for that matter) with ivermectin. I noticed her withdraw somewhat awhile back but attributed it to flock adjustments after losing her sister. I later noticed that she seemed to hold her head/neck in a slightly unnatural cur...

During a spa treatment on a BLRW I discovered strange lumps on the back of a her neck. They appear blister-like so naturally I jumped to the conclusion that I'd scalded the poor beast but in retrospect I can say that the water was not hot enough to do so. They are big & kinda squishy (versus hard/fi...

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WLLady wrote:QR_BBPOST There are 2 different "types" however, the british rhodebar (like the ones i am also working on).....

I'd love to get my paws on some of your Ewh as well as welbars. Will you be selling chicks or eggs?

Well well well...I started noticing Cassie's improvement a few days ago but she was still hopping however, today I saw that she now puts weight on it. There is still an obvious limp but hey, it is a GREAT sign & I'll take what I can get.

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kenya wrote:QR_BBPOST Hatch em ! Have fun, live in the moment! LOL

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You know that I've been calling it Hop-Along Cassidy...Cassy for short.

Thx all, you give hope that it could heal with time. She (it??) does not seem to be in any pain even when I touch the leg but puts zero weight on it. She holds it up close to her body & hops on the other leg. The momma hen & hatchmates are really very patient with it, protect it, run back to it to e...

Well folks, I came home yesterday to find a 3+ week old chick with a floppy leg. It gets around well enough to stick with mom & hatchmates but I suspect it may be broken or, more likely, out of joint at the hip cause there is no visible injury or trauma. I guess I'm looking for input...any thoughts?...

thegawd wrote:QR_BBPOST I want to see it for sure when is the release date?

Evidently it's been at a few film festivals this year but here's what I could dig up