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  1. triciayoung

    Open Contest Wattle I Do Without You?

    Entry #2 This is Henrietta. Henrietta is a 3 1/2 year old black Australorp. This picture was taken the day our vet told me she had reproductive cancer with an optimistic 1-month to live. She then asked me if we wanted to euthanize that day. We said no and left with Henrietta. That was early...
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    Open Contest Wattle I Do Without You?

    Entry #1: This is Penny. She was the last one at tractor supply because she had splayed legs and curly toe paralysis. She is a barred olive egger. To keep her from being culled, we took her at 3-years ago when she was a wee one. She is a gift from God.
  3. triciayoung

    Open Contest Wattle I Do Without You?

    What a great story.
  4. triciayoung

    Open Contest Wattle I Do Without You?

    I am very sorry you lost her. She has a kindness look about her, and she is very pretty.
  5. triciayoung

    Scabby mass - Reposting

    I think you need to give her an oral antibiotic. I am sticking with my stance and she stands the risk of going septic.
  6. triciayoung

    Scabby mass - Reposting

    What did you end up doing?
  7. triciayoung

    Sudden Rooster Death

  8. triciayoung

    Sudden Rooster Death

    He is so handsome. Very stunning colors.
  9. triciayoung

    Sudden Rooster Death

    You are using the Merck Manual out of context. In fact, MOST cases of hemorrhagic liver disease is not fatty liver. I will get the most up to date information and post it here.
  10. triciayoung

    Sudden Rooster Death

    @2150MormonRd. Most importantly, I am so sorry you lost your boy. It is devastating to lose our family members. What food you feed your boy and your flock has absolutely NOTHING to do with his passing. There is no clinical evidence about percentage of treats, what is considered a treat...
  11. triciayoung

    Just saying hey

    Welcome. Why do you have to re-home 2?
  12. triciayoung

    Hey from Southeastern North Carolina!

    The feed in the bowl in the picture is not Scratch and Peck alone. It is a combo of Scratch & Peck, hudson feed, henhouse reserve, black peppercorns, flaxseed, marigold, oregano, and Nutrena tibits immunity support.
  13. triciayoung

    Scabby mass

    @Kornelson Please go read my response in emergencies
  14. triciayoung

    Scabby mass - Reposting

    Here are the tests: 1. Gently squeeze - does firm cheesy material come out? If yes, then most likely an abscess, if not - tumor more likely. 2. If you took any of it off (debriding) - does it regrow? If yes, tumor 3. Odor: foul smell - infection, no smell - tumor Based on where it is, I am...
  15. triciayoung

    Hey from Southeastern North Carolina!

    Welcome. I have fermented with Scratch & Peck and it worked out well. Same recipe that @Debbie292d shared. Feeders are inherently bad with either/or a lot of waste or the potential for mold. I have moved to bowls inside of bowls. I will take a picture.
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    Scabby mass

    Welcome. I will go to your post.
  17. triciayoung

    Greetings from North Carolina!

    Welcome neighbor to the north.
  18. triciayoung

    Hello

    Welcome. I grew up in Plymouth MI. Hello fellow Michigander.
  19. triciayoung

    Hello new member with mixed flock!

    Welcome. Were they laying when they came to you? I believe from what you wrote, they were not. In this case, it is most likely an underlying health issue.
  20. triciayoung

    Atlanta Metro - Primant

    Welcome to BYC. That is a big flock family you have.
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