
Injured Chicken’s Beak Repaired With Nail Gel
Thanks to NSI, Injured Chicken Can Now Hunt and Peck: Nail tech, instructor, and NSI educator Jana Warnke recently used NSI’s Balance Gel to repair a broken beak on one of her backyard chickens.
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Thanks to NSI, Injured Chicken Can Now Hunt and Peck: Nail tech, instructor, and NSI educator Jana Warnke recently used NSI’s Balance Gel to repair a broken beak on one of her backyard chickens.






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