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    wobbly weak legs, falling over, why??

    They are so low in pecking order, the others are not letting them eat. I would take them aside in the am and just before roost time, and feed them separately daily, but then let them out with their flock to remain members. Separating them will probably cause it to become worse. If they can have...
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    What is this? Cannot find any info. Strange feather or weird extra appendage?

    It looks like an extra toe.
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    Comb injury or pox?

    I would agree that the first picture, it looks like peck injuries, and now the second one looks like fowl pox. I wonder if she developed the pox after she was separated? Where are you located, and do you have mosquitoes out now? Fowl pox usually lasts about 3 weeks, and most chickens recover. I...
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    Cuckoo Auracuanan Hen with severe Breathing Trouble!

    I agree that she has some stridor. I would see that she is drinking some water. Stridor happens when something is partially blocking the airway, such as a small piece of feed, mucus plug, or swollen membranes. If you notice her developing more respiratory symptoms, such as sneezing, watery eyes...
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    Hen with lump on face? Non emergency.

    Do you plan to drain it again? I might use a disposable scalpel blade ( from the feed store) this time to make a slit, done very carefully with someone holding her wrapped in a towel. Disinfect the area. Use some antibiotic ointment afterward.
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    superlorin implant and skin color change

    Liver problems can sometimes cause jaundice and turn the skin yellow, but I don’t know if that is her problem. Liver disorders can go along with certain reproductive disorders or fatty liver disease.
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    HELP!!!!! MY CHICKEN IS BLEEDING UNDER VENT!!!

    Separate her from other chickens immediately. Her lower belly below her vent has been pecked open and cannibalized. Have you seen any vent pecking or bullying? Is there any way she could have been hurt by a predator? I would apply saline, weak Betadine or chlorhexidene to the wound. Then apply...
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    Tail injury with swelling.

    You could start the amoxicillin now, and use 150 mg since she only weighs 3 pounds. I would probably try to use roughly 1/3 of your 500 mg capsules. Divide it and mix with some cream cheese, peanut butter, or egg. The amox by itself may do the trick. Let us know.
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    Prolapse and squishy crop - help!

    Sorry for your loss. Sometimes I will do a home necropsy to view the major abdominal organs just to see if I can guess what killed a hen. If you ever do one, take some pictures of the liver, intestines, spleen, gizzard, heart, etc, and note if there is any yellow fluid in the belly or a lot of...
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    Tail injury with swelling.

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    Tail injury with swelling.

    Here is a link for amoxicillin capsules, and dosage is 250 mg orally given every 12 hours for 7-10 days. https://www.dkhardware.com/fish-antibiotics-08644347-fish-mox-250mg-100-capsules-product-7955030.html?srsltid=AfmBOor6yR6XwGgE7BuxA0adVzSEizX_RRPadkdnyMT3qhREB5fzeRMheeY
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    Epsom salt bath for a sick chicken

    If the chicken is sick, soaking could stress her so much that she could die. The only reason I would soak a chicken is if she had a vent prolapse or an extremely soiled vent, just a shallow soak, to clean her up. That would be done inside where it was warm, in warm water, and the chicken would...
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    *WARNING GRAPHIC PHOTO* possible exploded blood clot on chicken

    Sorry for your loss. You did the best thing for her so she would not suffer.
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    Recovery from Coyote attack

    Glad you could see the vet. They are always quite expensive but can be helpful. It sounds good that she is eating a little more. The antibiotic and anti-inflammatory pain med may be making her feel a bit better, and treat anything respiratory. Let us know how she is doing. You sound very...
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    Hen with lump on face? Non emergency.

    Good job on draining the cyst.
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    Help, something wrong with chickens foot.

    PCR testing could confirm it. It can be very hard to treat with antibiotics.
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    *WARNING GRAPHIC PHOTO* possible exploded blood clot on chicken

    The bile in the poop back in October could have been from liver problems (ie: fatty liver or liver problems from egg yolk peritonitis.) It is hard to know what is going on with your chicken. Sometimes we don’t get answers until a necropsy can be done if we lose them.
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    Help, something wrong with chickens foot.

    She has some scaly leg mites. The swollen ankle could be possible mycoplasma synovitis. That is a type of bacterial arthritis.
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    Odd tumor removed by vet

    Does she have any yellow material inside her beak on that side or a bad odor? Sometimes canker can be inside the beak and protrude on the oitside. Also, I have seen a few of those turn out to be a tumor which a vet excised them. Is she eating and drinking okay?
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    Weird poop

    Ii would keep her with her flock for comfort as long as she is not being bullied. Chicken feed with a little warm water and some scrambled bits of egg would be good to offer. Respiratory diseases can affect laying. Reproductive disorders can cause slow emptying of the crop and digestive tract...
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