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Soooo it's been a week since these symptoms have started and a few days since I discovered that this was actually a crop issue. Here's my old thread for reference. Summary: Cookie, a 3 year old Tractor Supply Easter Egger has been lethargic, pale combed, having diarrhea and a messy bum, losing...

UPDATE: Cookie's crop is impacted. Checked again this morning and her crop was full and hard. I never really noticed before because she was only really eating eggs and water, so in the mornings it felt mostly empty and soft. She had lots of feed pellet mash last night (as in before I put her to...

Yet another bath today, seemingly no change in behavior from yesterday. I have work tomorrow so I won't be able to watch her as often, I'll make time to clean her if I need to though. Really need some advice here because I don't know what's wrong. Also probably worth noting that my parents got...

Update: I made one scrambled egg and mixed it with lots of water and dissolved some feed in it, and she is now eating and drinking the weird soup stuff ravenously. I haven't seen her with this much appetite since before she got sick. Still keeping her isolated and monitored though. She ate about...

Hi, thanks for the reply, sorry I didn't get back to you. I've been giving her daily baths to clean off her fluff, and then soaking in warm water with epsom salt for 30 min + massaging. I also gave calcium supplements daily because I heard those help with binding. She hasn't layed yet, but I...

Some things I've considered are giving a bath, isolating, feeding scrambled eggs or feed mash, and giving electrolytes water, should I do any of those or something else entirely? Also I have work again in 3 hours so hopefully I can do at least something before then.

Hi guys, one of my Tractor Supply Easter egger hens, ~3 years old, has been lethargic since yesterday morning, looks like she hasn't been preening her tail, and she has watery diarrhea and her fluff is all dirty from it. Her comb got paler than usual (she's always had a big floppy comb though)...

Age might be a bit off but yeah, need an ID of this mystery chick, yet again. Wasn't told what she was at the farm... Her name is Florence by the way. Flo!! So far my three known options, with most being disproven: - Gold Laced Wyandotte - Doesn't have the lace pattern - Barnevelder - Doesn't...

Oh I love Shelly! I will be saving that one for the round of chicks next year :) along with Henrietta. I want the next round to be all funny names like that.

Oh, wow I really like Florence! That one's my brother's chicken so I have to run that past him first, but I think he'd like it too! Also since we already used Gertrude for an old Leghorn we had a few years ago, can't use that, although I loved the name. I thinky "Lacey" is really cute too but I...

Wasn't sure if this was the right category but oh well. We have 3 chicks, two 6 weeks and one 8 week. I think. They grow up so fast... But the girls need names before they grow up! The red one #3 already has a name (Stella), but the silver lace Wyandotte #1 and the black sex link (??) #3 both...

Thank you so much for this reply! I apologize for replying so late because I didn't get notified, and it was a busy night so I forgot to check back. It makes a lot more sense now, and I see that almost everything I got correct, except for the dominant and recessive part. Like I said, I was lost...

I did more research and I think I understand now. What I'm getting is that regular feathers and curly feathers are equally dominant over each other, resulting in frizzle being a phenotype/appearance of the two genes being mixed, NOT a seperate gene. Is that correct? Also I've seen a lot of...

Working on a project about Frizzle chickens for a school Open House and don't wanna look like a moron in front of the whole town so I need some help. I only have simple baseline knowledge of genetics so I don't understand the big words and I'm also getting a lot of mixed info. This is what I...

Hi, thanks for the reply! I definitely see the resemblance when it comes to 1+ week old Barnevelder chicks, but this one was all black with the brownish face when he was a few days old, which doesn't seem too common with regular Barnevelder chicks. Edit: I should add I'm using just images on...

Quick backstory. We got 2 new chicks last week and unfortunately we lost one, when my family went back to buy another (while I was in class) the farmer apparently "threw in an extra one for free". Already knew it'd likely be a rooster when I heard that, but I also have no idea what the breed is...

Not sure if replying to this bumps it or something buuuut... tomorrow I'm gonna let her eat a bit because the crop bra is working, her crop is emptying - and I don't want her to *not* eat for too long. Should I give more ACV? Should I leave it and see what happens? I'm a bit lost honestly...

Here's her in the crop bra, made from an old N95 stuffed with paper towels. I don't wanna take it off right now to get a picture but when it's off, her crop usually falls where the light blue is on the second pic. I might be slightly overestimating but it went very low. It's really noticeably...

Hi BYC. I don't use forums often so I apologize in advance if I'm doing anything wrong. SBC ("scared black chicken" - name courtesy of my cousin) is a black sex link hen, ~6yrs old, weight unknown but she currently feels lighter than she usually is. She has had a pendulous crop since we got her...