Veterinarians in Southlake, TX

Try https://m.facebook.com/Southside-Vet-Clinic-188114711306816/

6724 Mid Cities Blvd Family Pet Clinic

Southlake Animal Hospital! They are phenomenal avian and exotic vets and one of the vets that owns the practice there is totally chicken crazy! www.southlakevet.com 200 W state Hwy 114 Southlake 76092 817.481.2014

All Creatures Animal Clinic in Keller. Dr. Susan Gywnn.

4 Health at Tractor Supply. It's a very good food & very reasonably priced. I mix the puppy with the grain free for my puppy. That way she gets the benefit of both foods.

Hill's Puppy Food.

Another shout out to 4Health from Tractor Supply. Our Great Dane loves it!

I buy some really good quality food at Tractor Supply up in Oakwood. Not cheap, but very fairly priced, I think.

I use Victor from West Walton Feed store and check out www.dogfoodadvisor.com all the foods are rated. Hope that helps. Our Doberman was sick on every food we tried and eats this with no problem.

I don't know where Princeton is but I drive 2 hours round trip to see https://www.facebook.com/120625224665051 Twin Lakes Pet & Bird Clinic Dr DeRusha.

Parker Animal and Bird clinic on Parker Rd in plano

Twin Lakes Pet & Bird Clinic in Aubrey is the best. Dr. Derussia (sp?) has chickens himself. He treated my Ear Canker boy and others when attacked. He's very carying and loves chickens too

My vet told me there is one in Plano that treats chickens. Don't remember his name though. My vet is Princeton Vet. They can give them a call and ask Vanessa what his name is

Thanks everyone. My friend has an appointment tomorrow for the vet at Twin Lakes in Aubrey.

Parker Animal Clinic in Plano is outstanding

Grey in Trenton is pretty good but she is way out 15 miles along 121 east of McKinney/Melissa - that's who we use. She dehorned my cow for like $5 (or was it $8?) either way did a perfect job and I was surprised how low the cost was. Wait this is a chicken group? You taking a chicken to a vet? https://www.facebook.com/Gray-Vet-Service-156497537707183/?rf=209699109069740

Doreen Bruton we will pick some diapers up for you. We will bring them by tomorrow.

Jane Kennedy. She is from Atlanta

I don't know anything about Tera Vet, but I'm using Tylan 50 successfully. It's an injectable, but it can be given orally. That's the route we've taken. It's worked so far. When this treatment was recommended, I was told one dose orally, then treat the water. There's a 7 day period when the eggs can't be used for human consumption. I've read that they can be cooked up and fed to the birds and/or dogs. Good luck with your flock.