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  • 30-12-2016 12:48am
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    thesultan
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    I was talking to a farmer the other day on foot rot. He was telling me to get stuff for hens feet. Put in into the footbath and the hoofs should clear up.. Any dealings?


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    Crow Pigeon and Pheasant
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 227 ✭✭Crow Pigeon and Pheasant


    thesultan wrote:
    I was talking to a farmer the other day on foot rot. He was telling me to get stuff for hens feet. Put in into the footbath and the hoofs should clear up.. Any dealings?

    Never heard of that but I've heard of fellas putting the stuff you use to clean out the milk tanks with on cattles feet! Meant to clear it up!


  • #3
    kk.man
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    If any of ye try either of the above let me know how you got on?


  • #4
    thesultan
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    Waiting in the name of it. He said it was dear enough about 50-70 a tube...


  • #5
    Westernrock
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    thesultan wrote: »
    Waiting in the name of it. He said it was dear enough about 50-70 a tube...


    He probably means lincospectin powder? It's an antibiotic they put in the water for chickens, it's good but works out expensive


  • #6
    thesultan
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    Westernrock wrote: »
    He probably means lincospectin powder? It's an antibiotic they put in the water for chickens, it's good but works out expensive

    That could be it ( he couldn't think of the name) , he told me its expensive but alot better than overturning sheep constantly and putting spray on.


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