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25 Pcs Splayed Leg Brace for Baby Chickens, Poultry Leg Bands for Chick, Quails, Ducks, Bird Parrot of 1 to 3 Days Newly Hatched with 30mm Length?6mm Inner Diameter for Home Poultry Keepers?Farms.
25 Pcs Splayed Leg Brace for Baby Chickens, Poultry Leg Bands for Chick, Quails, Ducks, Bird Parrot of 1 to 3 Days Newly Hatched with 30mm Length?6mm Inner Diameter for Home Poultry Keepers?Farms.
Item Details
Seller

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Pickup Location
2832 Anode Lane
Dallas, TX, 75220
Quality
Used
Functional
Minor Damage
Assembly Required
In Package
No Missing Parts
Estimated Retail Price
$9.99
Buyers Premium
15%
Inventory Number
1066818439
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brand
RJLCTHcolor
YellowMore features
- Warm Tips: Designed for chicks, ducklings, and quails, these leg bands could be effective for 1 to 3 days hatched chicks and usually correct Splayed Leg within 4 to 6 days of treatment in a newly hatched chick.
- Durable and Safe: Made from high-quality materials, these poultry leg bands provide a secure and long-lasting solution to prevent splayed legs, ensuring your birds grow healthily.
- Easy to Use: Each leg band is easy to apply and remove, with a user-friendly design that can be adjusted as your chicks grow. Ideal for home poultry keepers and farms.
- Promote Healthy Growth: By preventing splayed legs, these leg bands help your chicks maintain proper posture, ensuring they grow strong and healthy. This is essential for the development of your birds' legs and overall wellbeing.
- Versatile for Various Poultry: These adjustable leg bands are suitable for all baby poultry, including chickens, ducks, quails, and other small birds, making them a versatile choice for poultry owners.


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