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We are very much past treating him. At first, he had sour crop, then he got better, but his eye became infected. We did everything we could, but his flesh just rotted away. The whole side of his face is rotten flesh. We can see inside his head, it's utterly disgusting: Maggots, brain...

Replacement for #3: Jumper the OEGB

We thought he would die on his own but he just won’t die

this rooster has been suffering for months. His eye is completely rotted out. There are maggots. There are really bad picture s. How can I kill him without blood? I'm talking like medication. Also there are no available vets. I just want him to stop suffering😭

It might be okay, depending on the size. If the older ones are alarmingly larger, I wouldn't recommend trying it. There is always a risk for trampling and bullying, as well as the fact that the younger ones might not get enough to eat. I've mixed younger and older, and usually it was fine, but...

Argh! People like that are hard to deal with. I think it's important to contact your neighbor. Maybe try reaching out to authorities. They might euthanize the birds though.

That is normal. I have a hen who was going broody, they just become protective. Yes, they would do this when they want to have babies because they are trying to deter the other hens. Once she is fully committed and sitting, move her and her eggs to a separate cage to avoid squabbles. You might...

I suggest moving her to her own pen, so she doesn't have the option to sit on other eggs. between day 1 and 7 (I think) the eggs will be fine for 18 hours. So maybe try giving her a separate pen with food and water (Don't put the food and water right next to her as she will become stiff from not...

I forgot to add that her hair doesn't look like that, she gets it wet sometimes and it goes crazy.

One day, after a baby bird we had rescued died and broke our hearts, we decided we wanted a chicken (A small one, that is.). We searched everywhere; nobody had any. This was July of last year. We asked feed stores, friends, EVERYBODY. Then, one day, we got a text from our friend. She had found a...

The first one looks like a cockerel due to its comb size. Could you get some pictures of their full bodies? (edit: You can also check the leg width. Usually, I think, a thicker leg indicates a roo.)

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Entry 3: Tuffy the Sailor

Entry 2: Tuffy the Cochin Rooster

BTW, they are (rooster) Frizzle Cochin, and (Hen) Frizzle Cochin Sultan cross

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