Showing posts with label poultry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poultry. Show all posts

Thursday, February 19, 2015

Brinsea Mini Advance Incubator: Kevin's Review

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Brinsea Mini Advance incubator

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When shopping for an incubator, look no further than the      
Brinsea Mini Advance.  This model is not intended for those looking to hatch large quantities of eggs at one single time.  Those folks looking to hatch a greater amount of eggs, should look into one of Brinsea's larger models. The total capacity for the Brinsea Mini Advance model is 7 Large eggs or 12 Quail eggs.  For me, I find the size a perfect fit for my needs.  Anything larger and I would quickly find myself over run with birds!
 The Mini Advance was designed for optimal 360 degree viewing of your incubating and hatching eggs thus making it the perfect choice for photographers looking for the best angles to take pictures or classrooms where this incubator can take center stage!

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Nicely Packaged
Upon arrival of your new Brinsea Mini Advance incubator, you will immediately see this company is truly proud of their products craftsmanship by how well packaged everything is and the literature that accompanies it.  The parts included are: (1) Incubator with the removable lid, (1) Egg disc, (1) Water Pot Guard, the 115volt power supply unit, a catalog, the user instruction pamphlet, a how to care for your chicks paper, and a free extend 2 year guarantee notice.

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Digital Control System

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Powered Fan
Simplicity has been achieved with the Mini Advanced's use of a digital control system and powered fan.  The control system is located on the very top of this model just over the heating element and fan, and utilizes three buttons to customize the settings to suit your needs.  The digital display "utilizes a highly accurate individually calibrated sensor for temperature" so no more need for multiple thermometers to confirm your temperature. You can adjust the temperature and have it displayed in either Celsius or Fahrenheit, and it reads to the tenth of a degree.



The digital display feature is loaded with a bunch of optional settings which include, Power Loss Display, High Temperature Alarm, Low Temperature Alarm, multiple turning adjustments, Cooling period feature ( used to simulate mother hen getting off of her eggs), a countdown to hatch calendar, and of course the option to save or cancel your settings.  I am totally impressed with the many turning adjustments which (briefly) include: "Auto" off on 2 days to hatch, turning interval timing, and turning angles which change the distance of the turn.
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Brinsea Mini Advance Incubator

In my opinion, the "only" things that can make this digital control system any better, would be the use of a back light on the display screen, and a humidity gauge (available on the EX model only).  Almost all digital displays these days have some sort of backlight. The lack of a humidity gauge really isn't "needed" in this particular model though because of the two section water pot located in the center.  Up until "lock down" you fill only half of the pot with water and at the two days until hatch period, you fill the second half.  Many people confirm this will put you at the perfect humidity level for hatching most types of poultry.

In closing, if you are looking into hatching your own birds for the first time or are an experienced small scaled hatcher, the Brinsea Mini Advanced is not only the best value on the market but the overall best choice.  Cheers! ~ Kevin

**Update:  Almost 3 years later and after many successful hatches, I still find this to be one of the best and most convenient incubators I have ever used.  I especially appreciate how our kids are able to observe the entire hatching process and watch the wonderful miracle of birth! 
~ Kevin


Contact:
Brinsea Products Inc.
704 N. Dixie Avenue
Titusville
Florida
FL 32796
USA

Phone (888) 667 7009
Web http://www.brinsea.com

Sunday, February 3, 2013

So God made a farmer.

Paul Harvey

And on the eighth day, God looked down on his planned paradise and said, "I need a caretaker." So God made a farmer.

God said, "I need somebody willing to get up before dawn, milk cows, work all day in the field, milk cows again, eat supper, then go to town and stay past midnight at a meeting of the school board." So God made a farmer.

God said, "I need somebody willing to sit up all night with a newborn colt and watch it die, then dry his eyes and say,'Maybe next year,' I need somebody who can shape an ax handle from an ash tree, shoe a horse with hunk of car tire, who can make a harness out hay wire, feed sacks and shoe scraps. Who, during planting time and harvest season will finish his 40-hour week by Tuesday noon and then, paining from tractor back, put in another 72 hours." So God made the farmer.

God said, "I need somebody strong enough to clear trees and heave bales, yet gentle enough to yean lambs and wean pigs and tend the pink-comb pullets, who will stop his mower for an hour to splint the leg of a meadowlark."

It had to be somebody who'd plow deep and straight and not cut corners. Somebody to seed, weed, feed, breed, and brake, and disk, and plow, and plant, and tie the fleece and strain the milk, . Somebody who'd bale a family together with the soft, strong bonds of sharing, who would laugh, and then sigh and then reply with smiling eyes when his son says that he wants to spend his life doing what Dad does. "So God made a farmer."

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Saturday, September 8, 2012

For the Love of Chickens & Children

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Our son with one of our backyard chickens.

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                                                               Our son with one of our backyard chickens.


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Backyard chickens are great fun

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Tuesday, August 21, 2012

Farmtek - sshh... Our little secret!

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I wanted to share with you all what I find to be the Holy Meca of poultry keepers and gardeners.  Most of us have a catalog or webstore we frequent from time to time just to peruse through in awe.  For me it is Farmtek.  Recent I had stumbled upon there site, and gazed upon all its glory looking at the vast array   of gardening, poultry and various agricultural products.  If you don't know, they have literally everything within the confines of the Farmtek catalog.  I stumbled upon thousands of poultry gadgets and equipment, hydroponic gardening supplies, and even pole barns.  When their catalog was sent to me in the mail in was accompanied by a pair of their gardening gloves and sealed in a sample of the foil backed reflective insulation they also sell. 
(Im not ashamed to admit, their catalog has found a permanent place in my home next to my Lazy Boy)


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*Our Little Coop has recently become an affiliate for Farmtek.  By making a purchase through the Farmtek links on our site, OLC receives a small earning towards our efforts.

Cheers! ~ Kevin

Friday, August 17, 2012

Last minute - DIY FREE chick waterer


1 week old Coturnix quail chicks in brooder
1 week old Coturnix quail chicks

Poultry chicks, regardless of species or breed, are extremely cute and very hard to pass up to a family just getting started in backyard poultry keeping, especially if on a whim.

Sometimes poor planning gets the best of us and we start this great and wonderful hobby not by planning first, but with the chicks! Either the kids bring a few home from school, a friend had a better hatch than expected and decides to pawn a few cute little babies off on you, or maybe Tractor Supply is conveniently having their annual "Chick Days" while you just so happen to be there picking up dog food, you will suddenly find yourself scrambling to gather the necessary supplies and equipment needed.

After the first 24 hours of life, it is critical that a chick is eating food and drinking water. Although offering food is a simple thing to figure out, or can even be sprinkled on the floor, providing water in a safe manner can get a little hairy. I have read horror stories from folks who thought they had no other alternative than to leave a bowl of water with the chicks, later to find one had drown.

*While providing water for your newly hatched babies, it is always best to use some kind of recommended waterer. If you find yourself in a jam, you can quickly improvise with a soup can, plastic lid and a piece of heavy string.

Materials you will need to make this waterer for chick brooder
Materials you will need to make this waterer

Materials/Tools needed:


- 1 Soup can 

- 1 Plastic lid (slightly larger in diameter than the soup can)

- 1 piece of string

- Scratch awl or power drill with small sized drill bit

Location of holes to be made for chick waterer in brooder
Location of holes to be made

Mark the approximate height on can, with open side facing down, equal to half the height of the sides on lid.  This mark will be the height in which you want your water level at.

Location of holes to be made in chick waterer for brooder
Keep your holes slightly below the sides on the lid

Carefully punch or drill 2 holes across from each other at the height you previously marked making sure you do not have your hand on the opposite side you will be making your holes, as you can cause injury to yourself. 

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Fill with fresh water


Fill the can with water just below the holes you have just made, and firmly hold the lid over the top on the can.  Quickly while holding the lid in place, flip the can over, tightly tie a string around both and you are done!

Finished chick water ready for the brooder!
Finished chick water ready for the brooder!


Cheers! ~ Kevin

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DIY PVC Chicken Gravity Feeder and Waterer

The old fashioned feeders are quickly becoming a thing of the past.  Although they may still work for some, people are finding themselves frustrated at the fact that their chickens are either pooping or kicking bedding into the feeder, which can quickly spread illness and disease. 


"A properly constructed gravity feeder will be the solution to most feeder problems.  It can contain as much or as little feed as the handler wishes to keep, it prevents any possible ways for your chickens to get waste into their feed, and it will keep the inside contents dry and pest free."
"A properly constructed gravity feeder will be the solution to most feeder problems.  It can contain as much or as little feed as the handler wishes to keep, it prevents any possible ways for your chickens to get waste into their feed, and it will keep the inside contents dry and pest free."

A properly constructed gravity feeder is the solution to most feeder problems.  It can contain as much or as little feed as the handler wishes to keep, it prevents any possible way for chickens to get waste into their food, and it will keep the contents dry and pest free.  If you are looking for an alternative means of providing your girls crushed oyster shell other than in a bowl, this will accommodate that offering as well.



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Got ducks? They quickly adapt to this style of feeder too.
All of the materials needed to construct these feeders can be found at your local home improvement store.  The tools required should be available in most everyones home or by borrowing from a neighbor.


Tools needed:


- Tape measure
- Power drill
- 1/4" Drill bit
- 7/16" socket and 7/16" wrench or adjustable wrench
- PVC primer (clear or purple)
- PVC cement
- A hand saw or PVC pipe cutter capable of cutting up to 4" PVC.  


Materials needed:

- 24" of Schedule 35 PVC.  This is a grey pipe and is used as waste pipe. 
  *(Regular Schedule 40 PVC will not work properly as noted in my explanation)


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Schedule 35 PVC waste pipe
- (2) 1/4"x 1" length bolts, washers, and nuts

- 4"Black corrugated waste drain cap


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Corrugated waste pipe end cap
- PVC fencing post cap

- 4"x 2"x3" waste pipe fitting.  This is found near the corrugated waste pipe and can be used for tying in downspouts. 


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PVC fence post cap (left) Downspout adapter (right)
Start out by taking the fence post cap and slipping it over the square end of the waste pipe fitting.  This will be a snug fit.  On the lip of the post cap, measure 1" from the end and mark a dot on either side.  "Carefully" with the 1/4" drill bit, drill a hole thru these marks and slightly ream out to remove any burrs. 


Drill a 1/4" hole on either side 1" in from the corners
Push the 1/4" bolts into each one of these holes, and by reaching into the circular opening of the fitting, slide a washer and thread a nut on each of the two bolts.  Tighten enough where these connected fittings can just barely hinge apart.
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Poultry gravity feeder assembly

With the PVC primer, lightly coat one end of the pipe approximately 2" down and the opening side of the fitting you just constructed.  Apply a light coat of PVC cement and firmly slide the fitting over the end of the pipe and hold in place for 10 seconds.  

Slide the black cap over the top, and you are done!


fill gravity feeder with chick starter
The handy cap keeps out dirt and debris.




Mounting can be done in several different ways.  In my very first picture, you will see I used a chimney pipe bracket, but a couple of heavy duty zip ties will work as well if mounting to a fence post or such.  Be creative!

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Build multiple feeders for larger flocks.

Waterer:


Chicken water nipples screwed into PVC cap
The gravity waterer is constructed in almost the exact same manner except with the use of a 4" slip cap and as many water nipples as you would like to use.  I always recommend a minimum of at least two nipples just incase one fails.  Check the operation of this waterer daily.

Fill and ENJOY! 
Cheers ~ Kevin
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Sunday, July 15, 2012

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Tuesday, July 10, 2012

Ameraucana

Not to be confused with an Easter Egger, the Ameraucana is a blue egg layer that is thought to have originated in United States, however their origin is still up for debate.  Some believe that the Ameraucana was developed from the Araucana, while others believe that its origin is from South American blue egg layers.   



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Monday, July 2, 2012

Chicken Veterinarians By State


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ALABAMA

Animal Health Center
Dr. Homer "Buddy" Bruce DVM
1520 2nd Avenue
Opelika, Al 36801-5666
Phone: (334) 745-0060


ARIZONA

Dr. Daniel Burke
Cornerstone Animal Hospital
1663 E. Ray Rd #105
Gilbert, AZ 85296
480-857-9229

Dr. Ross E. Babcock (also decrows roosters)
1215 E Northern Ave
Phoenix AZ 85020
602-944-9661

Dr. Jay Johnson
Arizona Exotic Animal Hospital
774 N. Center St.
Mesa, AZ 85201
(480) 275-7017
http://www.azeah.com


CALIFORNIA

H and M Veterinary Hospital
2330 Mall Loop Road, Suite 115
Lancaster, CA 93536
661.942.3070


Dr. Nemetz, The Bird Clinic (www.thebirdclinic.com)
200 S. Tustin Ave., Suite E
Orange, CA 92866
714-633-2910

Dr. Nicklis Weber
14632 Skyway
Magalia, CA 95954
530-873-1136
http://www.whisperingpinespc.com/

Evelyn Ivey, DVM, Dipl. ABVP (avian)
Four Corners Veterinary Hospital
1126 Meadow Lane
Concord, CA
925-685-0512
http://fourcornersvet.com/Services.asp

Four Seasons Animal Hospital
3210 Old Tunnel Rd Ste C
Lafayette, CA 94549
(925) 938-7700
http://www.4seasonsah.com


COLORADO

Animal Doctor (Bill Guerrera)
1705 W 10th
Broomfield, CO 80020
303-466-8888
http://theanimaldoctor.org

Goldenview Veterinary Hospital
885 Lupine St Unit C
Golden, CO 80401
http://www.goldenviewvet.com
**emergency care, days only** (also regular care)

Alpenglow
3640 Walnut St
Boulder, CO 80301
303-443-4569
http://www.alpenglowvets.com
**emergency care, after hours** (no regular care/regular hours)


CONNECTICUT

Kensington Bird and Animal Hospital
977 Farmington Avenue
Kensington, Connecticut 06037
860-828-7736

Branford Veterinary Hospital
201 East Main Street
Branford, CT 06405
(203) 488-3949
Dr. Robert Schaper
or
Dr. Scott Gavaletz



FLORIDA
All Creatures Family Pet Hospital
http://www.drgauvinsallcreatures.com
5027 NW 34th St
Gainesville, FL 32605-1150
(352) 335-0041

Edgewood Animal Clinic
1708 E. Edgewood Drive
Lakeland, FL 33803

Animal Hospital of Panama City Beach
9222 Panama City Beach Parkway
Panama City Beach, FL  850-233-7091
(one vet is a bird specialist)

After hours and weekends:
Niceville Emergency Vet Clinic
212 Government Ave
Niceville, FL  850-729-3335

Dr Dale Porcher (pronounced "Por-SHAY")
Shores Animal Clinic
3245 Forest Hill Blvd.
West Palm Beach, FL 33406
(561)964-4488

Dr. Mike Ricker
Bradford Pet Care Hospital
701 E Call Street
Stark, Fl 32091
904 964-3906

Lake Wales Veterinary Hospital
Thomas B. Schotman, MS, DVM
520 Mountain Lake Cutoff Road
Lake Wales, FL
Phone: 863-676-1451

St. Francis Veterinary Center
1856 Cotton Bay Lane
Navarre, FL 32566
850-936-4446

Dr. Dryer
2889 W. Lake Mary Blvd
Lake Mary, FL. 32746
PHONE NUMBER
(407)322-4060

WEBSITE:
http://www.lakemaryvetclinic.com/



St. Cloud Veterinary Center
20 East 13th Street
St. Cloud, FL 34769
407-892-3415 



GEORGIA

Dr. Delong
VCA Avalon Heart of Gwinnett
(Also has a clinic in Monroe (Walton Co. GA)
470 Pleasant Hill Road
Lilburn, GA 30047
770-822-5551

Dr. Davis
Plantation Center Animal Hospital
6411 Peake Road
Macon, GA 31210
478-474-3616

Magnolia Animal Hospital
1244 Peach Parkway
Fort Valley, GA 31030
478-825-3929


IDAHO

Prairie Animal Hospital
920 W. Prairie Ave. Coeur D Alene. ID
Office No.208 772 3214
Fax No. 208 772 3386



ILLINOIS

In Chicago western suburbs
Dr. Grey at Arboretum Animal Hospital in Downers Grove

Northgate Pet Clinic
2800 N. MLK Jr. Drive
Decatur, IL 62526
Phone: (217) 877-4393
E-mail: npc@northgatepetclinic.com

Dr. Ken Welle
All Creatures Animal Hospital
2001 N. Linview
Urbana, IL 61801
(217) 328-4143
http://www.allcreaturesah.com/


INDIANA

All Wild Things
6058 N Keystone Ave
Indianapolis, IN 46220
317-255-9453



KANSAS

Dr.'s Ermeling and Rausch
Gentle Care Animal Hospital
6th & Kasold
Lawrence, Kansas
785-841-1919


El Paso Animal Clinic
233 South Georgie
Derby, KS  67037
316-788-1561




KENTUCKY

Bullitt County Veterinary Center  (Dr. Schaaf)
3026 Highway 44 East
Shepherdsville, KY  40165
543-3001  or  955-7877 (Louisville line)
http://www.bullittcountyvet.com/


Crestwood Animal Hospital

Teresa Gregory, DVM
6321 West Highway 146
Crestwood, KY 40014
502.241.4117



LOUISANA

Dr. Greg Rich
3640 West Esplanade Avenue
Metairie, LA 70002
Ph 504-455-6386
Fx 504-455-9331
http://www.gregrichdvm.com/


MARYLAND


Falls Road Animal Hospital
Baltimore City/County border
MT Washington area


MASSACHUSETTS

Amherst Veterinary Clinic
John Rosseel, Jr.
300 N Pleasant St
Amherst, MA 01002-2088
(413) 253-3073ý

School of Veterinary Medicine: Foster Hospital for Small Animals
200 Westboro Rd
North Grafton, MA 01536-1828
(508) 839-5395ý
http://www.tufts.edu/vet/sah/

VCA South Hadley Animal Hospital
Dr. William Benner, DVM
511 Newton Street
South Hadley, MA 01075
Phone: 1-413-539-9868
Fax: 1-413-533-6304

Dr. Wendy Emerson
Putnam Veterinary Clinic
374 Boston Street (Rt. 1)
Topsfield, MA
978-887-3836

Dr. Michelle Looney
Pittsfield Veterinary Hospital
1634 West Housatonic St.
Pittsfield, MA 01201
413-499-1580

Dr. Louise Morgan
Brewster Veterinary Hospital
56 Underpass Road
Brewster, MA 02631
 508.896.2540



MICHIGAN

Frankenmuth-Birch Run Veterinary Hospital
9339 Gera Rd
Birch Run, MI 48415-9219
(989) 652-6689

Dr. Derek Nolan
Cedarcreek Vet Hospital
2295 North Williamston Rd.
Williamston, MI 48895
517.655.4906




MINNESOTA

Here is the address
Blue Sky animal hospital
26850 Kettle River Blvd.
Wyoming, MN 55092
Phone (651) 462-7387

David W. Wetherill, DVM
1014 N. Dale Street
St. Paul,MN 55117
Phone: 651-487-3255

Dr. Jim Kirkpatrick
Associated Vet Clinic
308 Pacific Avenue

Waverly, MN 55390
763.658.2106

Rochester Minnesota
Heritage pet hospital
1-507-288-2050



MISSOURI

Dr. Leach
MyZoo Animal Hospital
Boone Industrial Dr
Columbia, MO

Maren Bell Jones DVM, MA
Right at Home Veterinary Care
Columbia, MO 
573-639-9503
marenbelljones@gmail.com


NEBRASKA

Dr. Smith
Chance Ridge Animal Hospital
Skyline Dr
Elkhorn, NE 68022
402-289-4400


NEW YORK

Dr. Timothy Slater
Jockeyport Livery Stable & Veterinary Services
Two Offices:
59-61 Main Street:PO Box 1
Afton, NY  13730
(607)639-2200
124 West Main Street
Hancock, NY  13783
(607)637-2200
http://www.jockeyport.com

Dr David Plante
North Country Animal Health Center
16760 New York State Route 3
Watertown, NY 13601
http://northcountryanimals.com/index.html

Fort Plain Animal Hospital
13 River Street
Fort Plain, NY 13339
518-993-3332

Rye Harrison Veterinary Hospital
170 North St
Rye, NY 10580
914-921-2000

Valley Cottage Animal Hospital
202 Route 303
Valley Cottage, NY 10989
845-268-9263
valleycottageanimalhospital.com

Vet at the Barn
790 Chestnut Ridge Rd
Chestnut Ridge, NY 10977-6326
(845) 356-3838
http://www.vetatthebarn.com

East Ridge Animal Hospital
60 Dubelbeiss Ln, Rochester, NY 14622
Phone: (585) 467-2120

Dr. Pisciotta
North Fork Animal Hospital
58605 Route 25
Southhold NY 11971



North Carolina

Dr. John Ashford
Town and Country Vet Hospital
2010 N Salem St
Apex, NC 27523
919-363-6363

Also, Dr. Dan Johnson sees all exotics:

Avian and Exotic Animal Care
2315 Lynn Rd
Raleigh, NC 27612
919-844-9166

And for after hour emergencies:

After Hours Animal Emergency Clinic
409 Vick Ave
Raleigh, NC 27612
919-781-5145

Dr. Beth Rhyne
Charlotte Street Animal Hospital
208 Charlotte Street
Asheville, NC 28801
828.232.0440

OHIO
Dr Don Burton
Animal Care Unlimited
Billingsley Rd
Columbus, OH 614-766-2317

Feeder Creek Veterinary (may have limited care options)
12575 Millersport Rd.
Millersport OH 43046
http://www.feedercreekvet.com/
Phone: 740-467-2949
Fax: 740-467-0950
email: info@feedercreek.com

Barbara Oglesbee (Ohio State Univ)
Columbus, OH
614-292-3551

Susan Elizabeth Orosz (Perrysburg Animal Care)
Curtice, OH
419-874-8974

Gary Riggs (Bird & Exotic Specialty Hosp)
Norton, OH
330-825-1637


PENNSYLVANIA

Wellsboro Veterinary Hospital  Reptile & Bird Clinic
12393 Rte 6
Wellsboro, PA. 16901
Ph: 570-724-3841
http://www.drkreger.com

Dr. Denise Pleban
Northview Animal Hospital
223 Siebert Rd.
Pittsburgh PA 15237
Ph# 412-364-5353
Fax# 412-537-5374

Web addy:
http://www.northviewvethospsystem.com/
Note: Sees other exotics too!


RHODE ISLAND

Johnston Animal Hospital
342 Atwood Ave
Cranston, RI
401-232-0861
The avian vet is there 9:00 - 12:00 on Mondays and Thursdays


SOUTH CAROLINA

Dr. Heather Miller
Cleveland Park East Animal Hospital
815 NE Main Street
Simpsonville SC 29681
Phone 864 963 8025


TENNESSEE

Blue Ridge Veterinary
1599 Highway 160
Bybee, TN 37713
(423) 613-9757

Middle Tennessee (South of Nashville area)
Dr. Jennifer Hatcher
Rock-N-Country
6545 Arno Rd.
College Grove, TN
615-368-7745

Black Fox Veterinary Hospital
Dr. Michael Hoover
1741 S Rutherford Blvd.
Murfreesboro, TN 37129
615- 907-8387


TEXAS

Dr. Kevin Kunde
Marion Animal Hospital
128 West Seguin Street
Marion, TX 78124
830-914-4900
830-433-0205 After Hours Emergency

Dr. Ray Stuckey
P.O. Box 442
Hwy. 82 E
Whitesboro, TX 76273
903-564-5926

Pets Paw
http://www.petspawtx.com/
1402 N Loop 336 W # B
Conroe, TX 77304-3537
(936) 756-0304

Dr. Ahumada
A & B Animal Clinic
9027 Garland Road
Dallas, Texas 75218
214-328-7055

Broadway Oaks Animal Hospital
Dr Vice and Dr Richardson
8221 Broadway Street
San Antonio, TX 78209
(210) 824-7481

Castle West Animal Hospital
Dr McGeeHee
11105 West Ave 
San Antonio, TX 78213
210.344.8259

Becker Animal Hospital
www.beckeranimalhospital.com/
Dr. Becker or Dr Volosen
6515 West IH 10 
 San Antonio, TX 78201
210.732.5148


UTAH
Dr. Greg Folland
Tracy Aviary
86 North 70 West
Centerville, UT 84014
http://www.parrishcreekvet.com


VERMONT

Eastwood Animal Clinic
Dr. Bruce
Route 4
Rutland, VT 05701
802-773-7711

Poultney Veterinary Services
Dr. Scott MacLachlan
330 E. Main St.
Poultney, VT 05764
802-287-9292



VIRGINIA

Grafton Animal Hospital 
449 Grafton Drive Yorktown, VA 23692 
(757) 898-8433 
www.graftonvet.com

Richard L Kitterman, DVM
Oxbridge Veterinary Clinic
10005 Hull St Rd
Richmond, Virginia 23236-1408
804 745 4243

SEAVS
(Stahl Exotic Animal Veterinary Services)

4105 Rust Road
Fairfax, VA 22030
Phone: 703-281-3750
Fax: 703-281-3730
Emailinfo@seavs.com

Dr. Max Mandel
Stephens City Animal Hospital
Fairfax Pike
Stephens City, VA 22655
540-869-2100

Dr. Paul Stewart
3959 Electric Rd | Roanoke, VA 24018
540-904-1086

Virginia Beach Veterinary Hospital
013 Pleasure House Rd.
Virginia Beach, Virginia 23455
757-460-3308
Email: vbvh@vet.hrcoxmail.com
Web: http://www.vbvh.vetsuite.com


Grafton Animal Hospital
449 Grafton Drive
Yorktown, VA 23692
Phone: 757-898-8433
Web: http://www.graftonvet.com

WASHINGTON

Rocio Crespo, DVM, MS, DVSc, Dip ACPV
Associate Professor, Department of Veterinary Microbiology and Pathology
Branch Chief, Avian Health & Food Safety Laboratory-WADDL
Washington State University
2607 West Pioneer
Puyallup, WA 98371
Phone: (253) 445-4536
Fax: (253) 445-4544
E-mail: crespor@wsu.edu

Crossroads Vet Hosp
Dr. Bruce Singbeil
15600 Northeast 8th Street
Bellevue, WA 98008-3927
(425) 746-7387

Dr. Bruce is a board certified poultry veterinarian as well!

**Also does phone consults for anyone- US or Worldwide**


Dr. Erin West
Kulshan Vet Hospital
8880 Benson Rd.
Lynden, WA
(360)354-5095

Dr. Rachel Bangert
Village Vet Hospital
236 36th St.
Bellingham, WA
(360)647-1980

Northwest Animal Care Hospital
Dr Brent Johnson-owner
10105 19Th Ave. S.E.
Everett, WA 98208
425-379-0400 
http://www.nwanimalcare.com/default.aspx

Des Moines Veterinary clinic, Dr James R Onorati
21935 Pacific Highway S
Seattle Wa, 98198
206-878-4111
(might not be taking new customers)


CANADA

Smith & Weisz Poultry Veterinary Services
519 Maltby Road West,
Guelph, ON N1L 1G3
519-829-1656

The OVC Teaching Hospital (U o G)
companion animal, equine, domestic farm animal and exotic species
http://www.ovc.uoguelph.ca/hospital/
Small Animal Clinic:
Tel: 519.823.8830
Fax: 519.763.1276

Large Animal Clinic:
Tel: 519.823.8840
Fax: 519.763.9544

Field Services Clinic:
Tel: 519.836-3510
Fax: 519.763.9544



NOVA SCOTIA

Cornwallis Veterinarians
273 Belcher St
Kentville, NS B4N 1E2
(902) 678-2731
Map-
http://www.weblocal.ca/cornwallis-veterinarians-ltd-kentville-ns.html

Their website-
http://www.cvets.ca/


UK

North Somerset, UK (5 mins south of Bristol Airport)

Tibbs and Simmons Farm Animal Veterinary Surgeons
9 Chancellors Pound
Redhill, Bristol
BS40 5TZ
01934 862808 (24hrs).

http://www.northsomersetvets.co.uk/ts-home.php


ADDITIONAL RESOURCES:

Not all avian vets will see chickens, but here is a website that lists avian vets.
http://www.avianweb.com/recommendedvets.htm




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