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It was a reputable breeder big shop in my neck of the woods. Proper registered business.

The place I bought them from was a reputable breeder dealer full blown poultry shop big company. They told me after that they don’t vaccinate the pure breeds only the hybrid hens. So no flea market back yard breeder or anything of the sort. A well known place in my neck of the woods UK who over...

Anyone have the same? Many many years ago I bought two new hens from a local shop and as always quarantine them. After I introduced them they got sick and so did the rest of my flock. Turned out the two new ones were mycoplasma positive. Ever since then it rears it’s head now and then especially...

Drying up and scabbing up nicely. Still looks terrible but it’s healing slowly. Both eyes are normal now.

I bought myself the next step up in the end a Rcom kingsuro Max 20

Sorry to hear about your turkey. Ive used Manuka honey on my ferrets in the past after ops etc with great success. I do actually still have a tube of medical honey. I’ve been using a antibacterial wound spray twice a day. She has a bowl of water deep enough for her eyes and nostrils just not...

Thank you. Yes I was pleased to see her seeing me today! I’ll keep the post updated on her progress. Just hope she heals up well. Really important to keep the wound clean. The bowl of water I’ve given her is just deep enough to clear her nostrils but not submerge her head as was concerned she...

Well her eyes opened today and she can see. Damage to one eye lid with a nick out the top and the inner membrane is down over but the other eye looks to be fine. She’s been stuffing her face with food all day which I’m happy about.

Thank you. It is indeed the skull and yes does look to be slight damage to it but no actual cracks or anywhere that’s exposed the inner membrane or her brain. I am prepared for the poor girl to drop dead or have neurological issues. If she recovers and can live a happy quality of life that...

I rear bbw on a relatively large scale for Xmas along with bourbon reds. I have been able to keep some alive for 3 years but hens only and plenty of room to roam around. Sadly most get too big then they go off their legs or suffer breathing and other difficulties due to the weight gain. I’ve...

Success I got her to eat! Not a lot but better than nothing. I decided to make a real pellet mash as she was drinking well. She started drinking it then eating the chunks in it. Just been checking her very regularly as she’s not opened her eyes yet and worried she won’t find the food and water...

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I’ve been cleaning twice daily with sterile saline solution as thought that was the best bet. Have undressed the wound now as the bleeding had stopped. Looks terrible still and she still won’t eat. Thinking I make a slush and put it in her mouth maybe? Don’t even want to syringe into her croup...

Thank you. Did you use anything on the wound like antibiotic cream? I’m just concerned about putting anything on a skull! Or just clean daily? She’s drinking regularly which is good but not eaten yet.

I wasn’t sure if I should leave it open to the air and also was wary of putting ointment onto a exposed skull. I think it does need stitches to be honest but the cost would be astronomical and sadly and I may get shot down for this, I’d not be willing to pay out £100 for that. I had a vet tend...

One of my young female ducks sadly got her head caught in the poultry netting. Then one of the turkeys in the other side scalped here. I’ve never seen a wound so horrific the top of the skull all exposed. I was amazed she was still alive. I’m not sure if this kind of injury will heal or if it’s...

It’s this one here. Not sure if I can post the link. Reviews from around the web seem ok.

Has anyone used a River system ET super automatic incubator at all? After another incubator and recent looked at this one but wondering why it’s so much cheaper that other makes. The incubator shop sell them. Thanks

It makes no difference to me I’m the same not into showing. I think they are lovely looking hens anyway. I’ve had marans with feathered legs and without. I pref a clean legged bird personally. Less problems being free range I think. I bought some marans years ago and still keep marans in my...

Not all Marans have feathered feet. They should though. There are some that hatch from time to time without the feathering and then these are still bread from. The french standard requires feathered feet/shanks. There’s many marans these days that sadly don’t carry that trait on. I have no idea...