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Re: fracture???

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D C T--friendly poultry orthopedist

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Date Posted: 19:22:33 09/09/09 Wed
In reply to: helen 's message, "fracture???" on 11:45:31 09/09/09 Wed

I hope that the vet comes and examines him.
If your state has a poultry lab you couuld get information
from that. Here in Georgia there is a big poultry industtry
so there is a good lab.
Please post an update here.
I do want to know "the rest of the story"

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Author: helen [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 07:53:14 09/15/09 Tue The vet came and prescribed baytril and metacam: has had four days of those drugs and is no better - if it is a fracture she thinks it is very high up. She is coming again this Friday - i will let you know how he is thank you for your support

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Author: D C T--friendly poultry orthopedist [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 19:37:10 09/15/09 Tue You are welcome. I have been raising peafowls since 1988 and was raised with chickens. Sometimes a bird recovers and sometimes it does not. But it is good to do your best for each one.