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Post by fluffychook on Feb 26, 2009 11:28:49 GMT 8
shhhh...,...I asked her once because I was confused
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Post by mikemurphy on Feb 26, 2009 14:26:36 GMT 8
And I still am.
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Post by fluffychook on Feb 26, 2009 14:30:29 GMT 8
lol
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Post by beck on Feb 26, 2009 16:35:40 GMT 8
lol at least we know can't wait till someone else does it
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Post by admin on Feb 27, 2009 4:51:32 GMT 8
Hi guys, I have changed my "Judy" login to admin, so hopefully that wont be as confusing
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Post by beck on Mar 14, 2009 7:50:30 GMT 8
Nice Judy that will be better i still can't wait for someone else to do it lol
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Post by jacquie on Mar 14, 2009 14:15:46 GMT 8
the mash i make for my birds has bran, pollard, meatmeal and grated carrot and apple in it, and sometimes bits and pieces of whatever else was on special, ie cheap at the local green grocers. sometimes i can get bags of discarded scraps from teh local supermarket too.
i usually give it too the birds cold, but if i feel really sorry for them on a wet winter's day, i will give them warm mash.
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donna
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Post by donna on Apr 7, 2009 10:07:11 GMT 8
can you eat eggs layed from chuks that eat meat meal also after doing a sulphaquin course molasses and probiotic shouls Itreat my surviving choocks with round worm medecine. Donna
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Post by lakelands on Apr 7, 2009 18:45:21 GMT 8
Hi Donna, Yes you can eat the eggs of the chooks that you feed meat meal to. Most poultry pellets have some meat meal included unless it states otherwise. So unless you are vegan or something it's fine. But you should not eat eggs after treating with any medication for at least 7 -14 days. Most medications should specify a with-holding period. And I would leave of the worming for a few weeks just to let them recover from all the other medications you have given them I don't think molasses would need a with holding period neither would garlic which you can feed to the chooks as a natural worm treatment
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