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 Post subject: Re: Worming Chickens Naturally: Video Clip
PostPosted: Fri Aug 16, 2013 9:05 am 
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Sorry how affective against worms are they?


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 Post subject: Re: Worming Chickens Naturally: Video Clip
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Franklin wrote:
Sorry how affective against worms are they?



After reading Parvo's post in this topic I am a touch unsure
But from a video clip I did get the info that Pumkin seeds do worm them , Oh I guess it could stop them from getting worms here is the clip I got the info from

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BDIJygg8XOE

Just found another

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=od-e3ZFJQHw


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 Post subject: Re: Worming Chickens Naturally: Video Clip
PostPosted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 7:32 am 
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I would still regularly check their droppings for worms to make sure they don't have worms as I am sceptical on the seeds


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 Post subject: Re: Worming Chickens Naturally: Video Clip
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I would still regularly check their droppings for worms to make sure they don't have worms as I am sceptical on the seeds


What would a recommended way to worm the coockies

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 Post subject: Re: Worming Chickens Naturally: Video Clip
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Yes please what wormer is best?


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 Post subject: Re: Worming Chickens Naturally: Video Clip
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 Post subject: Re: Worming Chickens Naturally: Video Clip
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I was wondering about the powder for feeding as well? I signed up to her channel some time ago. I enjoy it, but recently she uploaded a video on how she gets her chicks posted in the mail. I was pretty stunned they post live chicks in the mail! Do they know how rough they are with those parcels? I know someone told me about what the mailing system is like! She said that some of the chickens arrive dead. I have no idea how they breath inside their box? Anyhow, I made a respectful comment asking about it, but my comment was not answered & removed.

Do they allow this in Australia? . . Posting live chicks?

I was trying to find some food grade DE. It was hard but finally located it. I read some good and negative things about it. I do think you have to be careful with inhaling it as well as I think it can be carcinogenic.


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 Post subject: Re: Worming Chickens Naturally: Video Clip
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Digressing a bit, but is there a paste type wormer for chickens that you can put in their beaks & where would you get it? For a small number, I am not convinced that the water treatment is effective as they drink so little.


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I am using some garlic cloves in the water of my new quails to see if it works for worming I hope so but time will tell. Whats the best way to test for worms?


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Best way is look for worm casting in their poo if you want take a picture of the poo and post it and we can tell you if they are clear or not



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