Posts by ChaosTheory

I'm going to bump this thread. I've never really heard of this happening before, and and interested to see if it's common in older chickens for later reference. To me, it sounds like she's just going through some kind of chicken menopause.

Quote:Originally Posted by NorthernOntario Quote:Originally Posted by 2468Chickensrgr8  and   from done south in Ontario .....Do you have alot of snow up there?Actually, not a huge amount... we haven't gotten anything more...

Thanks for the information, everyone! So different kinds of hay are important for rabbits? She will be coming sometime tonight, so I will post pics tomorrow =]

I adopted a rabbit! It's coming home tomorrow, and is just over a year old. I've been reading up on them but still feel like I don't know much about them! Any advice? She is not spayed and is a larger dwarf mixed breed. I'm not sure what...

My ducks got like that right before winter. It could mean she's getting ready to lay, but it could also mean that she's just storing fat, much like the puches that geese get.

I think it's too small to be a gosling, but would you look at those claws? I'd put money on muscovy ^_^

Margo or Maëby!

I've got the winter semester off to start my first placement in the summer! It's going to be sick, I'm so looking forward to working in a clinic!

Username: ChaosTheoryChicken's Name: ThoraGender: FemaleAge: pullet, 8 mos.Category: Cleanest Chicken - clean feathers, legs, wattle, beak, and comb; shiny, sharp beak; clear eyes; no scales or mitesPicture:

Aw thanks for the boost of confidence =]