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FAQ

  • There's no chick feed - what can I feed my chicks?
    There's several things you can do to carry you over until chick crumble is available. 1. You can grind pellets or dog food and make crumble for the chicks 2. Soak dog food soft enough you can give to the chicks to digest 3. You can boil eggs and chop them up for the chicks to eat - it has a good source of protein Because the chick crumble is usually medicated the above options will not be medicated. Here is what you can do..... Anything that is non-medicated you would control the antibiotics in the water like Corid, CocciBuster, Coxi, BayCox
  • What type of antibiotics do you have to treat chicks?
    -Ambroxitil -Premoxil 550 water soluble -Flashmode -Vetracin -Enroflox -Baytril max injectable -Lincomycin -LSpec Injectable -LSpec powder -Spectromax -Penicillin -Tylan50 -TyloVet
  • Do you have any equipment that would help manage our chicks?
    Yes, we have kennels that are designed to range your chicks and keep them covered. It also is easily accessible.
  • I want to give LS-50 to my chicks the first 10 days of life - can I give them anything else when LS-50 is not in stock?
    Yes, follow the instructions on the packaging for L-Spec Tub or L-Spec packaging for the water soluble option.
  • I just administered anti-biotics for several days in a row - do you recommend administering vitamins?
    Yes, any type of vitamins are good to administer to your chickens right after you had your chickens on an anti-biotic program. Follow the instructions on the packaging for: VitMin Pro SET PRO B12 (any) Laktamino
  • My poultry is showing signs of 1) diarrhea/bloody stools 2) droopy wings 3) appetite loss - how can I treat that?
    Coccidiosis. We have a handful of use products that we feel some works more effective than others. Baycox 5%, Coxi, NFONE, CocciBuster, Corid, Sulmetine, Sulpar, Amprol, Flashmode, and Tepox48 are products we carry to help assist on ridding of this bacteria. The top two applications we use? BayCox 5% and Coxi.
  • Which medicine do you have that is all around?
    -Sulmetine -Sulpar -Chloramphenicol
  • How can I treat watery eyes, nasal discharge, and rattle?"
    -Baytril Max -Baytril -Enroflox (any form) -Spectromax -Penicillin -Lincomycin -Flashmode -LSpec -Ambroxitil -Premoxil 550 -Tylomox -Tylan50 -TyloVet -Amtyl 500 -Chloramphenicol
  • My chicken is having a hard time breathing, loss of appetite, and slow moving. How can we treat CRD?"
    Chronic Respiratory Disease -CRD tablets -Baytril Max -Baytril -Enroflox (any form) -Spectromax -Penicillin -Vetracin -Lincomycin -Amtyl 500 -Ambroxitil -LSpec -Premoxil 550 -Chloramphenicol -Tylan50 -TyloVet
  • What type of antibiotics do you have to treat my farm?
    -Tylomox -Tylan50 -TyloVet -Premoxil 550 -Spectromax -Penicillin -Amtyl 500 -Flashmode -Enroflox -Vetracin -Baytril Max -Lincomycin -LSpec -Ambroxitil -Chloramphenicol
  • I just administered anti-biotics for several days in a row - do you recommend administering vitamins?
    Yes, any type of vitamins are good to administer to your chickens right after you had your chickens on an anti-biotic program. Follow the instructions on the packaging for: VitMin Pro SET PRO B12 (any) Laktamino
  • My poultry is showing signs of 1) diarrhea/bloody stools 2) droopy wings 3) appetite loss - how can I treat that?
    Coccidiosis. We have a handful of use products that we feel some works more effective than others. Baycox 5%, Coxi, NFONE, CocciBuster, Corid, Sulmetine, Sulpar, Amprol, Flashmode, and Tepox48 are products we carry to help assist on ridding of this bacteria. The top two applications we use? BayCox 5% and Coxi.
  • Which Dewormers could I use to treat not only worms but lice too?
    Neokil, Wormazole, Neobicide.
  • Which is the most effective eye dewormer?
    OxyRid
  • Which Deworming medicine can I use for eye worms?
    OxyRid, Neokil, Wormazole, Ivermectin (Ivermec). You can also apply VetRx to the eye but it will not treat eye worms.
  • How much Neokil or Wormazole drops do I give my chicks or chickens?
    Chicks as old as 8 weeks and up would be one drop per pound. See application on product information for reference.
  • How Often to I deworm my chickens?
    Every month is suggested. Also, having at least 3 different varieties of deworming medicine in your cabinet is good because you want to rotate your dewormers every month. Meaning - don't use the same dewormer two months in a row. You don't want your chickens to get immune to the dewormers where they become ineffective. Keep a journal or white board available so that you can track your program.
  • What type of feed do you carry for hens?
    We have several types of feed to choose from. Stag Developer which is almost like a scratch with pellets sprayed iwth fish oil. This mix containers 15% protein. The minimum recommended. High Roller gamecock mix is another good choice because of the higher protein. If you're looking for pellets we carry 16% during the breeding season and 28% all year around.
  • We have no grass on our farm - which feed do you recommend we feed our chickens?
    We have a signature feed called TGT Complete and this is over 15% protein and has added grass pellets to supplement the grass that doesn't exist on your farm.
  • Our chickens don't eat corn - do you have any feed that doesn't have corn in the ingredient?
    Yes, we have High Flyer No Corn which has absolutely no corn in the ingredients. Should you decide to add more corn you can do so at your own ratio. This feed still has 15.75% Protein.
  • My chickens do not eat whole corn - do you have any feed with cracked corn?
    Yes, we have several options. High Flyer Cracked Corn High Roller Cracked Corn TMC Cracked Corn We also have scratch which has a lower protein percentage and cracked corn available: Winner's Scratch Scratch De Oro
  • What is the best vitamins we could give our poultry?
    All vitamins are good but our top sellers are S.E.T Pro (with probiotics) and VITMIN PRO. Depending on which you choose they are available in tablet or water soluble form. There are many other vitamins in the category to choose from. Laktamino is also another great source of B12.
  • I just administered anti-biotics for several days in a row - do you recommend administering vitamins?
    Yes, any type of vitamins are good to administer to your chickens right after you had your chickens on an anti-biotic program. Follow the instructions on the packaging for: VitMin Pro SET PRO B12 (any) Laktamino
  • What spur care program do you have in stock?
    We have spur saw, spur cutter, and crayola chalk to stop the bleeding when cutting spurs.
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