Yes, not all chickens get injections however but they are often given an injection soon after hatching to help prevent a specific disease called Marek's disease. The preventative medicine for this can also be given via water soluble dosage and is often used on small hobby farms rather than injectable solutions. Much of the medicine a chicken will need can be added to their water supply.
Chicks shipped from major hatcheries will have had an injection for this disease.
No, I prefer to eat chicken that wasnt vaccinated, or caged. Free range aren't vaccinated and in my opinion, is alot better. (But more expensive, because it's easier just to vaccinate chickens than go without)
Yes, there are several things out there that roosters can get. Some people dont vaccinate their fowl and they have done fine. Check with local vet in your area for complete advice.
Yes, there are some broiler chickens that are given injections for growth. Organic fed chickens are never given any injections.
It's impossible to make an accurate count of how many chickens there are in the world. There are hundreds of different breeds of chickens and many millions of chickens living in the world at any one time.
Any breed can get along with Rhode Island Reds. But you can only intruduce this other breed and more chickens when they are little. If you don't do that, there will be severe fighting with the chickens.
Chickens love fruit of all kinds. Pears will be gobbled up provided they are ripe. Hard pears would need to be crushed so the birds will recognize them as food. In the fall, chickens will go under apple, pear and just about any fruit tree to feast on fallen fruit and the insects they attract.
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Yes, there are some broiler chickens that are given injections for growth. Organic fed chickens are never given any injections.
Yes, chickens need vet care when they get sick, just like any other animal.
No, You cannot kill a hawk leagally for any reason.
No LPNs can not give any IM injections.
Any animal that is raised for the sole purpose of making money for the farmer. Examples of this are chickens, and cows. The reason is because a farmer raises chickens and cows with intent to sell them or products from them for a profit.
Chicken scratch and layer pellets and any trimmings from the garden. Any feed store will Carry these.
Well it depends. If your dog is ill it may need to have injections (MEDICATION) to help cure it but overall it shouldn't need any medication.
Is it the HCG drops or the injections? The drops are legal to sell anywhere in the country because they are a homeopathic and the FDA states that homeopathic do not require any special licensing. If they're the injections, I'd imagine you need a license.
Chickens do well in the summer as long as they have plenty of fresh water. You do not need to give them any kind of special treatment during the summer. They can be kept as usual. But there water will need to be refilled more then normal
There aren't any legal issues to buying hcg injections. However hcg injections have many side effects and are deemed to be unsafe by most medical professionals.
Yes, they are fond of fish, corn, chickens, apples and any kind of organic matter, one reason why they have been so successful as a species.
No, there is no need for an injection of any kind to cure chlamydia. It can be cured with a single dose of antibiotics in pill form.