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    Backyard flock genetics

    Hi, I have a mix of Cayuga, khaki, golden 300, and Pekin. If left to breed on their own, will the future generations revert back to mallard coloring and size?
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    Questions about housing for turkeys

    Pardon, so which kind then?
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    Growth suddenly appeared on dog's dewclaw

    Hi, this suddenly appeared on my dog's dewclaw. It is very painful for him. Is there any way to treat this at home, without the expense of surgery?
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    Questions about housing for turkeys

    @R2elk is there any benefit to the cattle panel frame over the wooden a-frame? The aframe will cost a bit less.
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    Questions about housing for turkeys

    Ok thanks that was helpful. I'll start with a Salatin style box 6*6*3 until I have the funds to build something larger. At what age can the poults be moved outside? Temps here range from 45'F at night to 82'F during the day. Lots of rain.
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    Best turkey breed for commercial feather sales?

    Hi, which breeds (or colors of "turkey") have the nicest colored feathers for sales to craftspeople, fly fishers, etc?
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    Wry Neck & Immobility: When is it time to give up?

    I think the rule of thumb is the animal (chicken, goat, dog, etc)needs to be able to eat, drink and poop without assistance.
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    Landrace/adaptive breeding discussion

    The Swedish and Icelandic chickens are landraces that meet the criteria you mentioned..
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    Wry Neck & Immobility: When is it time to give up?

    Have you tried b vitamins? Those are supposed to help wry neck.
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    Questions about housing for turkeys

    Could you link to the preferred housing construction?
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    Questions about housing for turkeys

    So I'm starting with turkeys this year. I have 10 mini white poults, 4 royal palms, and around 20 BB bronze and white. They are all under 1 month old now. Planning on butchering the majority of the BBs for Thanksgiving, leaving the rest for breeding for next year. I thinking of making 1-3...
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    Wheezing and sneezing

    This site offers it without rx https://birdpalproducts.com/products/tetracycline-capsules-250mg
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    Wheezing and sneezing

    Sounds like mycoplasma. The treatment is oral tetracycline (doxycycline).
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    Underweight and Emaciated Hens

    Hi, another thought, you could try Nutridrench (the poultry variety). It's a liquid nutritional supplement. There could be some vitamin missing from the TSC feed.
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    Underweight and Emaciated Hens

    I'm sure they would appreciate the sunflower seeds. Suet cakes are available at most garden centers and even drug stores.
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    Back of chickens head torn open

    This has happened a few times in my flock unfortunately. I would spray it with BluCote, isolate her (like, in a cage by herself but ok to keep the cage with the other chickens for company), and let it air dry. It should heal in a few weeks. You can give her some electrolytes and egg yolk to help...
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    Wheezing and sneezing

    Also make sure there's no draft where they sleep.
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    Underweight and Emaciated Hens

    You might try switching to another brand of food, you can still use the TSC feed later. TSC also sells bird suet cakes, which are bird seed compacted into beef fat.
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    Wheezing and sneezing

    See if you can get her some powdered lincomycin-spectinomycin. Tylosin could work as well. A spoonful per gallon of drinking water, ideally for the whole flock since respiratory spreads. Otherwise, apple cider vinegar and probiotics can help strengthen the immune system.
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    Underweight and Emaciated Hens

    How does their poop look? You could try ivermectin along with the safeguard (fenbendazole). They address different types of parasites. Coccidia is a common parasite that can cause loss of appetite. Corid from TSC treats coccidia. You could supplement their diet with raw eggs, even their own eggs.
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