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I doubt that happened. This bird escaped from it's home, got lost and didn't know how to get back.

She obviously belongs to somebody.

You need to surgically remove the kernals before you leave or they'll be a lot worse, when you return. This is a staph infection and what you're doing will not cure it.

I'd use washers at every connection. They're very inexpensive.

I have a Lavender English Orpington hen that is always the last one out every day. She enjoys having the coop to herself. She comes out, when she's good and ready.

The bottom should be all wire with NO roost. Broody jail should be uncomfortable as possible. That's what breaks the broodiness.

Two days is not long enough for broody jail. It takes a minimum of 3 and sometimes 4 days.

Are you feeding her any calcium? If you aren't, she's probably calcium deficient, and can't properly create a solid egg.

I 've ordered twice from Daniel, both eggs and grow outs. His animals are top notch. A little difficult with communication, as he speaks broken English, but his birds are top quality. You get what you pay for.

You can fill any voids with expandable spray foam. That's how I did mine. Dries rock hard and nothing can penetrate it.

This is the PITS.

Where are you hearing this?

I like dosing with terramycin scours tablets(which is basically the same thing) 1/day 250 mg. for 4 days. It's very hard to get right now because it 's made in China and the supply chain is broken. It's not available in the entire TS chain. Good luck with your bird. I lost my Sally (English...

That should work.

What antibiotic are you using?

The one Dom that I had was a screamer and I had to get rid of her.

Mine fight over cock roaches

I use Nutrena All Flock and my birds love it. You don't need to use grit with any kind of pellet or crumble. All Flock is a mini sized pellet and much easier to adapt from crumble. You can buy it at TS and they'll load it in your car for you. Current price is about $24/40lb. bag. They also have...

No anesthesia is needed. Just put a towel over their head. Mine hardly moved.

Don't forget epsom salt, Calcium pills, Terramycin( my go to antibiotic), scalpels for cutting out bumble foot, and nail clippers.