Rural Gardening: Botulism symptoms in my chicks, 0 by silkiechick

silkiechick wrote:
i fully agree with all of u 100%. scott, u r my new hero!! come on i want details, d-mail me what happened already,lmao!!! oh i got some pics to post to hopefully help cheer ya some. by the way i'd of done the same thing, it's hard but u did what was best for ur babies and the rest of the flock that is what a good breeder does to protect or help their flocks. we have to, if we don't protect them noone will and they sure can't do it themselves. i've had to do it to on adults to protect my flock and the older they r the harder it is to do cause ur that much more attached to them.

big hug to u an family and hopefully this nightmare will be over soon,
silkie

here is a pic of my first serama pullet. look how much of a lady she is becomeing. :0)