1 FEED turkeys daily by broadcasting food at a rate of 2 large handfuls (or 1/2 cup) per turkey per day. To ensure a good distribution of food among flock members, spread it out so that all birds have an opportunity to feed.  FEED turkeys until the flock ceases daily visitation or until severe conditions moderate.
Comb your puppy with a flea comb and check his bedding daily. If the fleas come back the puppy will need another bath. If the flee problem is severe, you may need to keep treating the fleas by bathing and combing the puppy until he is old enough to be dipped or shampooed in a pesticide shampoo.
While some breeds need more bathing than others, excessive baths can strip natural oils from the coat and dry the skin. Unless they get quite grubby, have a close encounter with a skunk, or are dog show prospects that need frequent grooming, most puppies shouldn't need a bath more than one to four times a year. Puppies shouldn't be bathed until they are at least four weeks oldâsix or eight weeks is better. The little guys have trouble regulating their body temperature at that age and can become chilled. Puppies who get sick with diarrhea may need a dunking, but the stress of a bath can make the illness worse. They could even end up with pneumonia. Bath Time By Coat Type. Poodle-type coats require the most bath time. Plan on bathing your curly coated pups at the same time they get the coat trimmed, trim about every two months.