Bagenbrook Farm Nurse

10/10/2026

10/05/2026

⚕️🩺🍁FALL FLOCK & HERD CHECK-UP SEASON 🍁🩺⚕️

Book your appointment- I have limited spots available folks- please contact me before the weather changes!!

~ Erin Michele

09/25/2026

Hey ALL!!
Thank you so much for your patience and understanding- it’s been a very busy, bumpy year.
I’m receiving numerous calls and messages daily regarding flock concerns. What I’m going to do is ask for anyone who would feel better scheduling an overall seasonal wellness check, prior to heading into the cooler weather- PLEASE drop a comment or reach out to me ASAP. I would like to get these appointments scheduled so each homestead has their own day- no double bookings. I want to allow ample time for each family to get all of their questions answered and concerns addressed.
Thank you in advance! I look forward to seeing you all soon! ❤️
~E

09/21/2026

Setting up an IV infusion
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08/13/2026

Here is the hardcover version I mentioned in my earlier post regarding “must have” resources.
❤️

08/13/2026

I get questions daily about which books or manuals are a must have for Poultry and livestock keepers. Here you go- this is my favorite and my “go to” . Please don’t “Dr. Google” or trust the random advice you get on social media from Lord knows who… use a trusted, reputable source for your research.
Yes, you should have a trusted medical professional for your fury and feathered loved ones. I am honored if I’m your choice, but if I’m not available or you have general questions or simply want to learn MORE, this is where I would direct you! Also available in a lovely, tangible hardcover (my favorite) ❤️

The Merck Veterinary Manual has been a trusted source of animal health information for students and practicing veterinarians. It contains authoritative guidelines for the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of animal disorders and diseases.

08/08/2026

Hello Friends!!!!
I’ve been getting loads of questions regarding very similar issues. I have decided to create a post to answer for the masses, rather than individually have to contact each and every client with a question. Please follow Bagenbrook Farm Nurse to stay abreast of the latest news, updates, learning tools and answers to questions.

Elector PSP usage (mind you, these answers were obtained from discussions with board certified DVMs) and colleagues.

‼️In an uncontrolled environment, Elector PSP lasts on a properly sprayed chicken for 5-7 days. ‼️This means for birds kept in a non sterile structure (what coop is sterile?!) 😣😣😣😣- with access to the outside and other chickens.

There is NO benefit to applying Elector PSP at night as opposed to the day. As long as the skin is SOAKED.

Bugs will die for 🆙 ⬆️ TO 7 days after application, again in an uncontrolled environment. ‼️‼️Reapplication after 7 days is safe, after 14 days it's recommended.‼️‼️

Elector PSP was‼️ NOT tested as a dip so the company cannot legally recommend dipping or dosage in that application‼️ Only fine mist spray was tested. *Emphasis on this point *

Elector PSP CAN be safely applied to healthy chicks. There is no age minimum. - HOWEVER…… lol, chicks do not need and will potentially see negative side effects from too much of the product. It’s strongly recommended that you use a dropper or syringe to apply in crucial areas, as you would ivermectin. Under wings, nape of neck, top of wings (or the football pads- as I call them) - and additional drop beneath the vent.

Unopened and properly stored, the shelf life of the product is up to 5 years. Properly stored, opened container will last approx 3 years. ‼️‼️The product must be shaken very well if left unused for a long period of time.‼️‼️

Good luck Mite Fighters! It's been a horrible year so far.

07/31/2026

Toe “Beans” vs Bumblefoot

07/03/2026

Friends-
Please watch the video.
My sentiments exactly… I’m not promoting this organization or suggesting you purchase anything from this advertisement. I just want to share this important “sign” that so many people ignore or write off as normal.