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- California Breeders Hatcheries - BackYard Chickens
California Chicken Breeders For those of us in California, finding breeders and hatcheries can be more of a challenge, as the most popular breeders and hatcheries are typically located across the country
- A Backyard Chicken Enthusiasts Formulary (Avian Drugs and Dosages)
Albendazole: ratites: 1 ml 22 kg PO BID for 3 days, repeat in 2 weeks for tapeworms and flagellated parasites; in poultry 5 mg kg for roundworms and 20 mg kg for tapes PO once Amprolium: for food animals follow label, for coccidia in pet birds 2 ml (use 9 6% solution) gallon water for 5 days or more Fenbendazole: 10-50 mg kg PO SID 3-5 days
- Excel spreadsheet for tracking expenses and income from chickens
My wife, the wonderful woman that she is, created a nifty and handy Excel spreadsheet for me to track income and expenses for my chickens It includes columns for tracking egg production and sales, feed expenses, and tracks hatch rates, (it does way more, but I can't list it all) It has
- Cold Weather Poultry Housing and Care - BackYard Chickens
For those poultry that perch, the width of the perch is very important Bent toes might restrict blood flow, and restricted blood flow will increase the risk of frostbite It is the combination of flat feet, and full coverage of the feet by the fluffy warm belly feathers, that keeps the feet healthy
- Poultry Cell or Nurti-Drench? Which one do I give and for what?
and poultry cell is used for times of stress and molting, i know a lot of times its used as a treatment for wry neck so its in the category with nutridrench for fast-acting supplements so in this case because she is fighting sour crop she should get the nutridrench (preferably) or poultry cell or both Hopefully that made sense, if not let me know!
- Actual Correct Dosage for Safeguard Dewormer for Chickens
Hello backyard chicken people, I was browsing the web for the dosage of safeguard dewormer for my flock and was met with a bunch of conflicting info and what seemed to be incorrect info according to my calculations so I wanted to post this and maybe use it as reference for my future self should
- Coccidiosis How To Treat It - BackYard Chickens
All lesions are found in the intestines, the ceca of poultry These lesions can be found in the upper small intestines or lower large intestines and ceca They include a red or white speckled appearance in the intestinal wall The intestines may become swollen and fill up with fluid, blood, and tissue debris
- The Ultimate Medicine Dosing Chart - BackYard Chickens
Extra vitamins, extra protein, etc , didn't help She died before I realized the Ivermectin hadn't woriked either time So I bought Valbazen, which does kill round and cecal worms as noted at poultry pedia, but it does not kill external parasites I did fecal exams on the dead pullet's sister to check about a week after she got Valbazen
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