No crowing
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Jaye
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Re: No crowing
What are IM antibiotics?
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Jaye
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Re: No crowing
Thanks! Now I know. 
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Killerbunny
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Re: No crowing
How is your guy Gomer doing now?
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Re: No crowing
Well, the saga continues. I have worked out a balance between time inside and time outside with the girls.
For the last 5 days he has been strongly crowing in the morning. He gets the day shift outside. He is eating lots on his own and coming in with a full crop at night. I think he is getting stronger. He's running away from my other roo. So all in all he seems to be getting better...but who knows. Thanks for asking KB.
For the last 5 days he has been strongly crowing in the morning. He gets the day shift outside. He is eating lots on his own and coming in with a full crop at night. I think he is getting stronger. He's running away from my other roo. So all in all he seems to be getting better...but who knows. Thanks for asking KB.
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Well he sounds like he is feeling better, Hopefully he returns to full health, such a pretty boy.
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He's stick skinny no meat on his bones. He crowed a couple of times this week. He's eating. I have him outside in a special area where he can have grass and he has a friend. He seems brighter and wants to hang out with his girls but I haven't let him for a while. I doubt he is going to get better. However, I don't have the heart to cull him. Does that make me a bad chicken mom
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Killerbunny
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Re: No crowing
Not at all, you'll know when it's time or not.
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RIP Stephen the BSW Tom and my coffee companion.
RIP Lucky the Very Brave Splash Wyandotte rooster.
RIP little Muppet the rescue cat.