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Dandelion and Clover
Songster
*Hungry Hens Brand. Misremembered.Cut out all the extras, those are supposed to be kept to a bars minimum of 1 tbs per bird, once or twice a week.
Is happy hen a layer?
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*Hungry Hens Brand. Misremembered.Cut out all the extras, those are supposed to be kept to a bars minimum of 1 tbs per bird, once or twice a week.
Is happy hen a layer?
I didn't find much on them when I first got them... But big thick legs seems to be a standard trait from online posts.Her legs look kind of thick, especially the left leg and does it have some scabbing? Could she be a meat bird? Leg bone deformities such as varus or valgus deformity can be common in one leg or both, in chickens. That might explain stepping on the opposite foot.
Ok, make sure to limit all treats for now.
Thank you. I always enjoy her company cause she would "hang" out with me so I feel really bad I never realized I don't see her move much. I just thought she was chill, compared to her baby flock mates.You're not a bad chicken mom. It's not your fault she's the way she is, you didn't make her this way. If you had, all your chickens would be the same.