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You can leave your hat on, chickens. (Photo: Getty Images)
Now you can proceed with your plans to your chickens as Deadpool for Halloween. Just make sure they can breathe through the mask.
Some news reports (like this one from Fox News) suggest that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Salmonella infections. Apparently enough chicken owners said "what the cluck" for the CDC to issue the following statement:
Despite the reports, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has not warned people against dressing chickens in Halloween costumes. However, we do advise people with backyard or pet chickens to handle them carefully and keep them safe and healthy.
That a major government agency One, there are a few people out there wanting to dress up chickens in Halloween costumes. Two, enough people clearly do not understand how Salmonella is transmitted.
Unless you are planning to have a dental treatment for your child, you are planning to have a dental patient for Salmonella if you take the proper precautions. The main issue is that you do not want the chicken or anything that touches the chicken anywhere near your mouth, nose, eyes, or your face in general. For example, you can dress the chicken as Tom Brady does not like it. Do not let your chickens go anywhere near your food, your drink, or any items that can be used to store, serve, or transfer food. Do not let chickens roam in your house because you do not know what they are doing. If you are planning on your chickens and your kids less than 5 years old as one Direction, do not. First of all, BTS has much more staying power, and it does not help Salmonella infections.
There are currently 6 active Salmonella outbreaks listed on the CDC website. Five are connected with food items:
- Raw Chicken Products with Salmonella Infantis being the culprit
- Ground Beef, the beef being with Salmonella Newport
- Gravel Ridge Farms Shell Eggs with Salmonella Enteritidis causes trouble
- Chicken with Salmonella I 4,[5]], 12: i: – playing chicken
- Raw Turkey Products with differ Salmonella turkey talking infections
One is linked to animals:
- Pet Guinea Pigs linked to Salmonella Enteritidis
See, no outbreaks linked to fowl cosplay.
So go ahead, recreate the royal wedding, The Incredibles, or the final scene in Mamma Mia! with your chickens, if you really want to do so. Just make sure that you wash your hands frequently and thoroughly, and keep the chickens away from going anywhere. As I have written before for Forbes, you do not want your next song to be Salmonella, here we go again, my my.
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You can leave your hat on, chickens. (Photo: Getty Images)
Now you can proceed with your plans to your chickens as Deadpool for Halloween. Just make sure they can breathe through the mask.
Some news reports (like this one from Fox News) suggest that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Salmonella infections. Apparently enough chicken owners said "what the cluck" for the CDC to issue the following statement:
Despite the reports, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has not warned people against dressing chickens in Halloween costumes. However, we do advise people with backyard or pet chickens to handle them carefully and keep them safe and healthy.
That a major government agency One, there are a few people out there wanting to dress up chickens in Halloween costumes. Two, enough people clearly do not understand how Salmonella is transmitted.
Unless you are planning to have a dental treatment for your child, you are planning to have a dental patient for Salmonella if you take the proper precautions. The main issue is that you do not want the chicken or anything that touches the chicken anywhere near your mouth, nose, eyes, or your face in general. For example, you can dress the chicken as Tom Brady does not like it. Do not let your chickens go anywhere near your food, your drink, or any items that can be used to store, serve, or transfer food. Do not let chickens roam in your house because you do not know what they are doing. If you are planning on your chickens and your kids less than 5 years old as one Direction, do not. First of all, BTS has much more staying power, and it does not help Salmonella infections.
There are currently 6 active Salmonella outbreaks listed on the CDC website. Five are connected with food items:
One is linked to animals:
See, no outbreaks linked to fowl cosplay.
So go ahead, recreate the royal wedding, The Incredibles, or the final scene in Mamma Mia! with your chickens, if you really want to do so. Just make sure that you wash your hands frequently and thoroughly, and keep the chickens away from going anywhere. As I have written before for Forbes, you do not want your next song to be Salmonella, here we go again, my my.
