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Hey there! Ah yes, tractor supply always has these issues. With the pasty butt, get a Qtip and soak it in water then gently get rid of that nasty stuff. Also, put some garlic in there water as well, extra stamina boost with so many health benefits.

Most definitely

You get some pretty harsh winter's right? I would go for the Rhode Island Red's and the New Hampshire's!

As in his beak is not functional? He can still eat correct, as for the aspirin yes, give him some of that. Is the beak getting infected? That would be something to worry about.

It depends, do you have photo's of the interior of the coop so its easier to tell?

What is amazing about chicken's is you can build such a strong connection with them. My babies come running up to me every time I step out of the house Haha, they are such amazing creatures indeed.

It looks to me that a part of his beak has been chipped off... Sadly that cannot heal, As for the cuts on his comb and feet give it time, those will eventually heal as well. Keep me updated.

Of course! Hopefully she will calm down eventually.

Are you sure they are just not being noisy? Dominique hens tend to be one of the chicken breed's on the noisy side. Just be making sure that they are eating and drinking, Also give them some fresh herbs such as mint or lemon balm. some sunflower seeds are great. Also, Make sure you are giving...

Give him love and make sure he eats and drinks, I am not sure how bad the injury is but you need to give him time to heal up. Considering that he is still alive makes me believe its not too serious. But still, the cut could get infected so make sure you are treating that wound.

Having two roosters is a pain, the only way to solve this issue is either separate the two, or simply give one away.

Hello! Sadly there is no way to make a hen go broody. They simply just do it by themselves... I have a Sapphire hen who has gone broody, but she was about a year old.

Wonderful looking cake, Happy Birthday!

She is under lots of stress, being free ranged for a while to be living in a cooped up area with other hen's can be hard. Give her some time to get used to her new way of living and see what that does.

Welcome to the family!!! I'm so sorry about Tim.