Thank you very much for the suggestions! I am keeping a close eye on her. She seems her normal self now. There wasn't a second egg layed, so I don't know what was/is going on. It won't hurt to continue giving her a boost of vitamins for a little bit.
Thank you! ❤️
I will have to look closer at her ears. There aren't any lesions or abnormalities in her mouth.
I did separate her for a bit, to let her eat alone and also so I could watch her up close. But, I then returned her.
Her egg was normal, but I wondered if she had another maybe bound...
I have a hen that I noticed this morning was walking weird. I isolated her to check her over. She seems tired, is panting, and is walking weird. Her head kind of flips back a little sometimes as she walks. She layed an egg during the time I was observing her. I brought her scrambled eggs and...
I bet your mother is thankful you feel that way. I am glad you feel that way as well. Even if your children, in the future, end up feeling like they missed out on something, you will definitely be doing the best for them by home schooling.
Thank you!
Keep up the good work. I think we both made a choice that is the best for children, especially in this crazy world today. Not everyone is as blessed to be able to stay at home and teach their own children.
Thank you for the response. I was curious because some of his hatch mates have feathers on their legs and some do not. I think he is pretty, and love his long tail feathers. He has a good personality as well.
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I was wondering what mix are my Naked Necks. I didn't know if the rooster would give a better clue than the girls. I got him from someone who said her hen (a naked neck) went missing and came back with babies. She is not sure who the rooster was that mated with her, because she has a...
I have two Polish girls, who have not started laying yet, in quarentine. They have been there since November 26th. I had picked the two girls up, plus a rooster. The rooster had started having a lot of bloody diarrhea on day 12 of quarentine. I had a thread on him, because at one point it looked...
I know there are pictures, but this is from a hen after corid treatments. They are now receiving vitamins and probiotics. Towards the end of the treatment she had watery stool and now it is more wet than formed. Is this normal?
I have a picture of the watery one and then this mornings...
The rooster (affectionately called The Fonze) did not have any bleeding yesterday or last night. He is still alart, eating and drinking. I have picture of his vent from this morning. It isn't the best because his feathers kept covering it. But you can see there is no bleeding like before.
So, he just had a watery poop. Others have been formed. Could this be from the Corid?(remember I gave Corid when I first saw blood, I was going to finish the round just incase)