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Welcome to The Healthy Coop Collective! 🐔
Hi everyone! I'm Dr. Nisana, and I'm thrilled to launch this community dedicated to helping you raise healthier, happier backyard flocks.
A bit about me: I'm a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine specializing in avian and poultry health through my practice, Covenantal Wings Veterinary Services. My background includes working in commercial poultry, and now I focus on bringing that professional veterinary expertise to backyard poultry keepers like you. I live on an 80-acre homestead in Oklahoma with my husband and daughter.
What to expect here:
I created The Healthy Coop Collective because I saw too many backyard keepers struggling with conflicting information online and limited access to poultry-savvy veterinarians. This community bridges that gap.
Here's what's coming:
✅ Daily Engagement - Tips, discussions, case studies, and community support to keep your knowledge growing
✅ In the Premium plan: Weekly Educational Resources - In-depth guides, protocols, and tools on disease prevention, nutrition, biosecurity, and wellness management
✅ In the VIP plan: One Private 1-on-1 Veterinary Video Consultation Per Month - Personalized flock health guidance from me directly
This is a space for learning, asking questions without judgment, and building confidence in your ability to care for your birds. Whether you're brand new to poultry or have years of experience, you belong here.
Let's get started! Drop a comment below and tell me:
- What type of poultry do you keep?
- What's your biggest flock health challenge right now?
- What topics do you most want to learn about?
I can't wait to get to know you and your flocks. Here's to healthier coops and thriving birds! 🌿
—Dr. Nisana
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Welcome to The Healthy Coop Collective! 🐔
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