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Permalink Reply by Vicky on January 18, 2012 at 3:23pm Hi Georgia,
I just read your post and ma curious to know the outcome - did she recover? If you can give us information on any other symptoms and possible diagnosis, I think it would be helpful to all!
much appreciated!
Permalink Reply by Georgia Williams on January 19, 2012 at 12:45pm Hi Vicky,
My chicken died after a week of being ill. I talked to my neighbor, who is a vet, and she thought is was probably pneumonia. I think that dark brahmas are exceptionally susceptible to sicknesses, because none of my other chickens got sick.
I hope this helps,
Georgia
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