Don't worry Moses, I'll unjail them soon
Okay Pharaoh, but you have until HanukkahDon't worry Moses, I'll unjail them soon
Lately I've been keeping them in the run until 10am when there's a little less hawk activity. So they have to pace back and forth in there for a couple hours in the morning after I let them out of the coop, but at least they're safe!
to release them, or I have ten plagues in my pocket. Hurry up, these frogs are freaking me out!
Nothing in my Storey's Guide, 3rd Edition (2010), about treatment of skin abscesses. Lots of info on horrific diseases, worms, parasites, respiratory viruses or bone injuries but nothing on tumors or skin abscess. The book mostly covers general care & management of chickens rather than treatments of day-to-day minor health concerns. Storey's is a good read but BYC & my vet have been more helpful for the issues I've encountered.
And she is eating and acting normal as far as I can tell.
Our hens go into such a sound torpor that noises like fireworks, sirens, honking horns, military or news copters, squabbling yowling cats, barking dogs, loud neighbor parties, doesn't disturb them. But peek into the coop & they will open an eye to look at us!
Well, you’re smart! Free Mana every morning is cheaper than chickens feed!Don't worry Moses, I'll unjail them soon
Lately I've been keeping them in the run until 10am when there's a little less hawk activity. So they have to pace back and forth in there for a couple hours in the morning after I let them out of the coop, but at least they're safe!
The purple glows is what does it for me.That picture is "harumph" as an image
I know what to buy you for Christmas,… headlamp batteriesThe purple glows is what does it for me.
It was dark and I had my headlamp shining on him. Poor fella
Soon he will be resplendent once again when his feathers all grow in.
And Kelly, you try shoving 100 million frogs in your pocket! It’s not a good ideaOkay Pharaoh, but you have until Hanukkah
Good if it's not a bee stinger cuz then it would need to be removed before treating for swelling. But a good guess would be an insect bite or lastly a small puncture poke from a thorn or splinter? Her eye looks ok which rules out anything respiratory. Respiratory makes a chicken lethargic so it can't be that.And she is eating and acting normal as far as I can tell.
Just checking out the cameras in there
She was grooming Betty
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Then chased Mrs LC away
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Flopsy is moving better, her limp is much improved. But her hip still makes noises
